Manchester United vs Tottenham Highlights and Goals

Premier League

12:30 PMFebruary 7, 2026

Regular Season – 25

Manchester United

Show Score

2 – 0

HT:(1 – 0)

Tottenham

Old Trafford

Referee: Michael Oliver, England

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Match Stats

Ball possession

64%

36%

1.53

Expected goals (xG)

0.47

0.00

Goals Prevented

0.00

Attack

Total shots

Shots on target

Shots off target

Blocked shots

Shots inside box

Shots outside box

Corner kicks

Offsides

Passing

592

Total passes

326

528 (89%)

Accurate passes

268 (82%)

Discipline

Fouls

Yellow cards

Red cards

Goalkeeper saves

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Lineup

31
G

Senne Lammens

6.6

23
D

Luke Shaw

6.6

6
D

Lisandro Martínez

7.9

5
D

Harry Maguire

7.3

2
D

Diogo Dalot

81′

7.7

37
M

Kobbie Mainoo

38′

7.9

18
M

Casemiro

6.9

19
M

Bryan Mbeumo

38′

6.9

8
M

Bruno Fernandes (C)

81′

8.2

16
M

Amad Diallo

45′

6.9

10
F

Matheus Cunha

6.3

Substitutes

30
F

Benjamin Šeško

75′

6.7

3
D

Noussair Mazraoui

87′

25
M

Manuel Ugarte

87′

11
F

Joshua Zirkzee

87′

39
M

Tyler Fletcher

90+2′

1
G

Altay Bayındır

26
D

Ayden Heaven

12
D

Tyrell Malacia

15
D

Leny Yoro

Coach

Michael Carrick

1
G

Guglielmo Vicario

8.0

13
D

Destiny Udogie

27′

6.3

37
D

Micky van de Ven

6.2

17
D

Cristian Romero (C)

29′

5.3

14
D

Archie Gray

6.3

29
M

Pape Matar Sarr

6.6

6
M

João Palhinha

70′

6.2

22
M

Conor Gallagher

6.5

7
F

Xavi Simons

7.3

19
F

Dominic Solanke

6.3

28
F

Wilson Odobert

6.5

Substitutes

3
D

Radu Drăguşin

32′

6.2

38
D

Souza

55′

6.2

8
M

Yves Bissouma

80′

6.3

11
F

Mathys Tel

80′

6.5

39
F

Randal Kolo Muani

80′

6.3

31
G

Antonín Kinský

67
D

Jun'ai Byfield

52
M

Callum Olusesi

68
M

Luca Williams-Barnett

Coach

Thomas Frank

Premier League Standings – Premier League

Pos	Team	MP	W	D	L	+/-	GD	Pts	Form
1	Arsenal	24	16	5	3	46-17	29	53	W 03 January: Bournemouth 2 – 3 Arsenal D 08 January: Arsenal 0 – 0 Liverpool D 17 January: Nottingham Forest 0 – 0 Arsenal L 25 January: Arsenal 2 – 3 Manchester United W 31 January: Leeds 0 – 4 Arsenal
2	Manchester City	24	14	5	5	49-23	26	47	D 04 January: Manchester City 1 – 1 Chelsea D 07 January: Manchester City 1 – 1 Brighton L 17 January: Manchester United 2 – 0 Manchester City W 24 January: Manchester City 2 – 0 Wolves D 01 February: Tottenham 2 – 2 Manchester City
3	Aston Villa	24	14	4	6	35-26	9	46	W 03 January: Aston Villa 3 – 1 Nottingham Forest D 07 January: Crystal Palace 0 – 0 Aston Villa L 18 January: Aston Villa 0 – 1 Everton W 25 January: Newcastle 0 – 2 Aston Villa L 01 February: Aston Villa 0 – 1 Brentford
4	Manchester United	25	12	8	5	46-36	10	44	D 07 January: Burnley 2 – 2 Manchester United W 17 January: Manchester United 2 – 0 Manchester City W 25 January: Arsenal 2 – 3 Manchester United W 01 February: Manchester United 3 – 2 Fulham W 07 February: Manchester United 2 – 0 Tottenham
5	Chelsea	24	11	7	6	42-27	15	40	D 04 January: Manchester City 1 – 1 Chelsea L 07 January: Fulham 2 – 1 Chelsea W 17 January: Chelsea 2 – 0 Brentford W 25 January: Crystal Palace 1 – 3 Chelsea W 31 January: Chelsea 3 – 2 West Ham
6	Liverpool	24	11	6	7	39-33	6	39	D 04 January: Fulham 2 – 2 Liverpool D 08 January: Arsenal 0 – 0 Liverpool D 17 January: Liverpool 1 – 1 Burnley L 24 January: Bournemouth 3 – 2 Liverpool W 31 January: Liverpool 4 – 1 Newcastle
7	Brentford	24	11	3	10	36-32	4	36	W 04 January: Everton 2 – 4 Brentford W 07 January: Brentford 3 – 0 Sunderland L 17 January: Chelsea 2 – 0 Brentford L 25 January: Brentford 0 – 2 Nottingham Forest W 01 February: Aston Villa 0 – 1 Brentford
8	Sunderland	24	9	9	6	27-26	1	36	D 04 January: Tottenham 1 – 1 Sunderland L 07 January: Brentford 3 – 0 Sunderland W 17 January: Sunderland 2 – 1 Crystal Palace L 24 January: West Ham 3 – 1 Sunderland W 02 February: Sunderland 3 – 0 Burnley
9	Fulham	24	10	4	10	34-35	-1	34	D 04 January: Fulham 2 – 2 Liverpool W 07 January: Fulham 2 – 1 Chelsea L 17 January: Leeds 1 – 0 Fulham W 24 January: Fulham 2 – 1 Brighton L 01 February: Manchester United 3 – 2 Fulham
10	Everton	24	9	7	8	26-27	-1	34	L 04 January: Everton 2 – 4 Brentford D 07 January: Everton 1 – 1 Wolves W 18 January: Aston Villa 0 – 1 Everton D 26 January: Everton 1 – 1 Leeds D 31 January: Brighton 1 – 1 Everton
11	Newcastle	24	9	6	9	33-33	0	33	W 04 January: Newcastle 2 – 0 Crystal Palace W 07 January: Newcastle 4 – 3 Leeds D 18 January: Wolves 0 – 0 Newcastle L 25 January: Newcastle 0 – 2 Aston Villa L 31 January: Liverpool 4 – 1 Newcastle
12	Bournemouth	24	8	9	7	40-43	-3	33	L 03 January: Bournemouth 2 – 3 Arsenal W 07 January: Bournemouth 3 – 2 Tottenham D 19 January: Brighton 1 – 1 Bournemouth W 24 January: Bournemouth 3 – 2 Liverpool W 31 January: Wolves 0 – 2 Bournemouth
13	Brighton	24	7	10	7	34-32	2	31	W 03 January: Brighton 2 – 0 Burnley D 07 January: Manchester City 1 – 1 Brighton D 19 January: Brighton 1 – 1 Bournemouth L 24 January: Fulham 2 – 1 Brighton D 31 January: Brighton 1 – 1 Everton
14	Tottenham	25	7	8	10	35-35	0	29	L 07 January: Bournemouth 3 – 2 Tottenham L 17 January: Tottenham 1 – 2 West Ham D 24 January: Burnley 2 – 2 Tottenham D 01 February: Tottenham 2 – 2 Manchester City L 07 February: Manchester United 2 – 0 Tottenham
15	Crystal Palace	24	7	8	9	25-29	-4	29	L 04 January: Newcastle 2 – 0 Crystal Palace D 07 January: Crystal Palace 0 – 0 Aston Villa L 17 January: Sunderland 2 – 1 Crystal Palace L 25 January: Crystal Palace 1 – 3 Chelsea D 01 February: Nottingham Forest 1 – 1 Crystal Palace
16	Leeds	25	7	8	10	34-43	-9	29	L 07 January: Newcastle 4 – 3 Leeds W 17 January: Leeds 1 – 0 Fulham D 26 January: Everton 1 – 1 Leeds L 31 January: Leeds 0 – 4 Arsenal W 06 February: Leeds 3 – 1 Nottingham Forest
17	Nottingham Forest	25	7	5	13	25-38	-13	26	W 06 January: West Ham 1 – 2 Nottingham Forest D 17 January: Nottingham Forest 0 – 0 Arsenal W 25 January: Brentford 0 – 2 Nottingham Forest D 01 February: Nottingham Forest 1 – 1 Crystal Palace L 06 February: Leeds 3 – 1 Nottingham Forest
18	West Ham	24	5	5	14	29-48	-19	20	L 03 January: Wolves 3 – 0 West Ham L 06 January: West Ham 1 – 2 Nottingham Forest W 17 January: Tottenham 1 – 2 West Ham W 24 January: West Ham 3 – 1 Sunderland L 31 January: Chelsea 3 – 2 West Ham
19	Burnley	24	3	6	15	25-47	-22	15	L 03 January: Brighton 2 – 0 Burnley D 07 January: Burnley 2 – 2 Manchester United D 17 January: Liverpool 1 – 1 Burnley D 24 January: Burnley 2 – 2 Tottenham L 02 February: Sunderland 3 – 0 Burnley
20	Wolves	24	1	5	18	15-45	-30	8	W 03 January: Wolves 3 – 0 West Ham D 07 January: Everton 1 – 1 Wolves D 18 January: Wolves 0 – 0 Newcastle L 24 January: Manchester City 2 – 0 Wolves L 31 January: Wolves 0 – 2 Bournemouth

Qualification/Relegation

Promotion – Champions League (League phase)
Promotion – Europa League (League phase)
Relegation – Championship

Manchester United secured a dominant 2-0 victory over Tottenham at Old Trafford, a match largely defined by Cristian Romero’s early red card for the visitors.

Coming into the Premier League clash on February 7, 2026, the hosts sat comfortably in fourth, aiming to solidify their Champions League ambitions. Tottenham, meanwhile, were languishing in 14th, desperate for points to reverse their poor form.

The contest exploded into life in the 27th minute when Tottenham’s Destiny Udogie received a yellow card. Just two minutes later, a pivotal moment arrived as Cristian Romero was shown a straight red for tripping, leaving Spurs with ten men.

Tottenham manager had to react quickly. W. Odobert came on for Radu Dragusin in the 32nd minute to shore up the defence. However, the numerical disadvantage soon told.

Manchester United capitalized on their man advantage in the 38th minute. Bryan Mbeumo opened the scoring, guiding home a Mainoo assist. Amad Diallo also picked up a yellow card just before halftime.

At the break, Manchester United held a comfortable lead and a man advantage. Tottenham faced an uphill battle. The second half promised a test of resilience and a chance for United to extend their lead.

Tottenham made an early second-half change, with Destiny Udogie making way for Souza in the 55th minute. The reduced numbers made it difficult for Spurs to gain real attacking momentum.

João Palhinha was booked in the 70th minute for another tripping foul, reflecting Tottenham’s growing frustration. United continued to press for a second goal, managing the game with composure.

The decisive second goal arrived in the 81st minute, sealing the points. Captain Bruno Fernandes fired home, assisted by Diogo Dalot. Tottenham then made a flurry of late substitutions.

United also made a series of changes in the final minutes. Players like Luke Shaw, Casemiro, and goal-scorer Mbeumo made way. Youngster Kobbie Mainoo was replaced in stoppage time.

Statistics showed United’s dominance. They finished with 64% possession, 22 total shots (9 on target), and an Expected Goals (xG) of 1.53. Tottenham managed just 36% possession, 6 shots (1 on target), and an xG of 0.47. This highlighted their struggles after the red card.

This crucial 2-0 victory strengthens Manchester United’s grip on a top-four position in the Premier League. For Tottenham, it deepens their woes, leaving them entrenched in the bottom half of the table.

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