Manchester United Add To Crystal Palace Misery With Old Trafford Mauling

Marouane Fellaini made a late run into Crystal Palace's box and tapped home at the back post from Ashley Young's cross for his first

Manchester United swept past Crystal Palace 4-0 at Old Trafford to leave the Eagles without a point or goal from seven Premier League matches this season.

In-form United striker Lukaku was left unmarked at the back post to score a record-equalling goal for the dominant hosts

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United took the lead after just four minutes when Marcus Rashford darted into the penalty box and picked out Juan Mata.

Marouane Fellaini made it 2-0 in the 35th minute when he converted Ashley Young’s cross at the far post.

The Belgian added a third four minutes after the restart with a close-range header and it was 4-0 with five minutes left when his compatriot Romelu Lukaku tapped in after the visiting defence was torn open again.

United move on to 19 points from seven games with the win while Palace, trashed 5-0 at Manchester City last weekend, remain rooted to the foot of the table and next host defending champions Chelsea.

In Saturday’s lunchtime kick-off, in-form England forward Harry Kane scored twice as Tottenham ran out comfortable 4-0 winners at Huddersfield.

The 24-year-old – who bagged a hat-trick in the midweek Champions League win over Apoel Nicosia – opened the scoring after nine minutes with a fine finish following a counter-attack, before Ben Davies added a second soon after with a deft touch over the goalkeeper.

Kane made it 3-0 in the 24th minute when he curled in a 20-yard left-foot effort, with substitute Moussa Sissoko knocking home a fourth in stoppage time.

Stoke beat Southampton 2-1 with a late goal from substitute Peter Crouch at the bet365 Stadium

Mame Biram Diouf headed the Potters in front after 40 minutes but Stoke squandered the chance to double their lead before half-time when Saido Berahino’s penalty was saved by Fraser Forster.

Southampton looked set to make Stoke pay for that when they levelled with 15 minutes left through defender Maya Yoshida, who volleyed in from six yards.

Crouch, though, secured all three points when he stabbed the ball home from close range following a goalmouth scramble in the 85th minute.

Watford fought back from two goals down against West Brom at The Hawthorns with a header from Brazilian Richarlison earning the Hornets a 2-2 draw deep into stoppage time.

The Baggies had earlier struck twice in the space of three first-half minutes.

Venezuelan forward Salomon Rondon broke the deadlock after 18 minutes, with captain Jonny Evans swiftly bundling in a second.

Watford, though, reduced the deficit in the 37th minute through Abdoulaye Doucoure and snatched a dramatic equalizer when Richarlison nodded in from a free-kick in the fifth minute of added time.

Diafra Sakho’s late goal gave West Ham a 1-0 win over Swansea at the London Stadium.

After what had been a low-key encounter, the Senegal forward decided matters with 90 minutes on the clock when he slotted the ball in at the far post.

Bournemouth and Leicester played out a goalless draw at the Vitality Stadium. Cherries striker Jermain Defoe saw an early effort hit the woodwork, with Japan international Shinji Okazaki putting a good chance for the Foxes wide at the start of the second half.