Maguire and Pescaca .. What really changed Manchester United

Manchester United have taken a dramatic start in the Premier League with a 4-0 win over Chelsea at Old Trafford, raising many concerns about the Red Club, be it the style of play or the style of what the next nomination hides, to the light of what happened to the Blues, especially in the first half. But if there is anything to say, it is that Manchester United has a defensive line.

It is true that the Manchester United market has been limited to two main deals: defender Harry Maguire and right-winger Aaron Wan Pisaka. There is one more positive point here.

United ignored some of his apparent shortcomings and created an additional loophole in abandoning Romelu Lukaku, but he finally responded to the most vital needs, the right back and the central back.

It's been a long time since we've seen the last return to Manchester United, especially since Gary Neville: between Rafael, Darmian, Valencia, Young and Dalot, Rafael, which was not of sufficient quality, had disappeared. Two wings at the origin.

United now has a back-to-back defensive midfielder who did not have a lot of opportunities in foreplay in the red team style, but did everything to stop the Blues in a match who often had the advantage.

Besaka made a perfect match, with seven attempts, including six successfully, plus five scattered balls and three interceptions, and won the only air conflict that he fought. On the offensive, he managed to dodge two out of three and also provided a bye.

Maguire, on the other hand, did all that was missing in United in a game, a defender at least mastering the basics, some being supposed to be supernatural given his price, but we all know his price is inflated because of the incredibly expensive high practiced in the game and the injury of Eric Bailey. This put the Red Devils in a delicate bargaining position in front of Leicester City.

One match was enough to make the referee and to show the great distance that separates him from Smalling, Jones or Rojo, first of all because that is based on his record with Leicester and England and then because we know enough about United's defenders to understand the extent of fans' concern at the time the names were originally announced. Each ball.

Maguire won the four aerial bouts, with four objections and six scattered balls, and none of Chelsea's players managed to dodge him throughout the match.

Yes, Chelsea had the upper hand for more than half of the match. This is not something in the hands of the defense, but it is what helped to reduce the risk of this defense. The match, which ended in a huge victory for Manchester United, could have turned into a disaster without this new pair.