Chaotic first half! Hojlund scores an early brace as Man United lead 2-1

Manchester United are currently beating Luton Town 2-1 away from home. Manchester United will still be 6th in the Premier League table if they win with 44 points, while Luton Town is currently 17th with 20 points. Man United took the lead early in the game but a goal from Luton Town brought the game closer.

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In the first 37 seconds of the game, Rasmus Hojlund scored the opener for Manchester United. A clearance from Casemiro went towards Luton Town defender Bell. Bell passed the ball straight to Hojlund, who then ran toward the middle of the pitch with the ball. Hojlund ran past Luton Town keeper Kaminski and then shot the ball into the empty net with his left foot. Hojlund became the youngest ever Premier League player to score in six consecutive games.

Rasmus Højlund has scored Manchester United's earliest-ever Premier League away goal. Six minutes later, Hojlund would score his brace with a bit of fortune. A corner kick for Man United was cleared from the box. Alejandro Garnacho takes a volley shot from the edge of the box, but his shot hits Hojlund in the box. Hojlund's chest deflects the ball to the opposite side of where Luton Town keeper Kaminski was standing. It looked like there would be more goals for Man United, but it quickly.

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Luton Town grabbed a goal back quickly and dominated the rest of the first half

7 minutes after the Hojlund brace, Carlton Morris scored for Luton Town to make it 2-1. Chong took a shot towards goal but Harry Maguire deflects the ball away from Shaw. The ball falls perfectly for Morris in the box to head it past Onana.

Luton Town had many chances after the goal, and Man United was vulnerable at the back. Luton Town took 11 shots to Man United's 7, but the Red Devils held on to the lead at halftime.