Loads of Manchester United fans react as Reds clinch Champions League return

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Manchester United fans are delighted knowing they will be back in the Champions League next season, when hopefully we will all be allowed to attend games again.

Fingers crossed…

There was a huge sigh of relief after beating Leicester City at the King Power Stadium. Two goals and a clean sheet as Bruno Fernandes and Jesse Lingard got their names on the score sheet.

We can now reflect positively on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s first full season in charge. The team has gone forward in terms of performance levels, and next season we will get to challenge against the best teams in Europe.

Solskjaer has had questions over his ability as a manager since he became interim boss. He got his men to tackle the task at hand and grabbed a season-defining win.

Here’s how United fans have been reacting to the win and being back in the Champions League, on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/_nseobong/status/1287433737307906051

Now that Solskjaer has delivered — by meeting United’s main objective to get back into the Champions League, we must pile pressure on the board to back him in the transfer market. It team needs adding too, Solskjaer has already warned that the journey doesn’t stop here and there’s a lot of catching up to do if we’re to challenge for the title anytime soon.

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