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Manchester United beat Newcastle on barrage of late goals Bruno Fernandes  made amends for a missed penalty with a late strike as  Manchester United  thrashed  Newcastle United  4-1 on Saturday to collect their second Premier League win of the season. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side got off to the worst possible start when the ball deflected off  Luke Shaw  for an own goal in the second minute, but United captain  Harry Maguire  put his side level from a corner in the 23rd minute. "The boys came together really well. The are looking forward to every game. Today I rested a few and they have come on and done the business for us," Solskjaer said. Solskjaer made the surprise decision to leave Paul Pogba on the bench to start to match, saying that he had some back and hip issues following the international break. Goalkeepers   Karl Darlow   and   David de Gea   were in top form. Spaniard de Gea pulled off a brilliant reflex save to deny   Allan Saint-Maximin , while Darlow also ma