Man Utd subs have combined for 10 goals this season – FOUR more than any other Prem club as Rangnick influence revealed
MANCHESTER UNITED substitutes have scored ten goals in the Premier League this season, FOUR more than any other club.
Goals by Fred and Anthony Elanga were the latest Red Devils super subs, both scoring in the second half of the 4-2 win over Leeds.
And FIVE of the league goals coming from the bench have come under interim boss Ralf Rangnick.
The German has been in charge since late November and has his bench firing at the right moments.
Edinson Cavani was the first man to grab a goal in a substitutes appearance under Rangnick.
The experienced forward scored late on against Newcastle to rescue a point after replacing Mason Greenwood at the start of the second half.
Marcus Rashford scored an injury time winner against West Ham from the bench last month and he also got another late on against Brentford.
The nearest clubs to get goals from the bench are second place Liverpool with six.
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Defending Prem champions and current league leaders Manchester City have also scored six goals through substitutes.
Wolves, Newcastle and Norwich find themselves inside the bottom three of the chart.
The latter registering NO goals from the bench despite an uptake in form.
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