A STANDOUT moment from Harry Maguire has caught the eye of the Manchester United support – and they LOVED it.
The England defender has been at the heart of Michael Carrick’s backline as the interim boss recorded another huge result.
He got his reign off to a flying start with a derby win over Pep Guardiola and Manchester City to shake up the title race.
And they did it again, this time at the expense of table topping Arsenal as they picked up a stunning 3-2 win at the Emirates against Mikel Arteta’s side.
It’s been quite the change for the Red Devils support after recent result and performances failed to impress under old boss Ruben Amorim.
But now there is a new lease of life around Old Trafford and the fans are loving it under their new boss.
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Even what they are seeing on the pitch is catching the eye and one moment between Maguire and Gabriel in particular.
With United 3-2 up heading into the sixth minute of added time a clip has been shared online of Maguire LIFTING Gabriel after winning a defensive header as the Gunners pushed for a leveller.
As he wins his aerial battle he then keeps a hold of the Arsenal man before chucking him to the side.
Fans have been quick to react to the moment and heap praise Maguire.
One wrote: “He’s such a bully.”
Another posted: “Last week it was Silva! Love Lord Maguire.”
A further added: “Maguire is not taking any prisoners in this second half of the season.”
One other supporter said: “I love Maguire. Give him a new contract.”
The love in didn’t stop at that for the 32-year-old.
One wrote: “This is what we want from Maguire, putting fear in players.”
Another agreed, writing: “Becoming a big fan of Harry throwing opposition plays out the way, long may it continue.
A further posted read: “Maguire bullying the bully.”
The big win for Carrick and Co lifted them into the top four of the Premier League as United hunt down Champions League football.
They are out of the domestic cups and don’t have European football this season so all focus is on the domestic league.
Next up is back-to-back home games against Fulham and Tottenham before trips to West Ham and Everton.
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