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Published 22:17 28 Nov 2017 GMT
Updated 18:29 29 Nov 2017 GMT

Young curled the ball beyond Gomes into the top corner. It was a perfect free-kick, like something David Beckham would dispatch on a regular basis. Except it was by Ashley Young, who isn't renowned as a dead-ball specialist, so few expected it to go in - including his former teammate.
Rio Ferdinand was working as a pundit on BT Sport, and was as surprised as the rest of us that Young found the net with his curling free-kick, saying:
"(That was a) Pure, pure strike from Youngy. Great strike. I've never seen him do that at any time in his life. I didn’t think Youngy had the muscle in his legs to get it that far."The last-time Young scored before Tuesday night was in May 2016, so it's fair to say Rio wasn't the only one to be surprised by the stunning free-kick. https://twitter.com/JNorthcroft/status/935626023328153602 https://twitter.com/Unitedology/status/935612437369360385 https://twitter.com/stu_1512/status/935610660834160652
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