News about Jordan Larsson

After a foul foul by Scott McTominay, FC Copenhagen was given a spot-kick in the final minute at Old Trafford. However, Jordan Larsson was denied by Andre Onana as the goalkeeper dived to his left to prevent Man United's slender 1-0 lead. Garnacho had stamped on the ground using both of his feet before the penalty, but referee Marco Guida was tumultuous in the face of United's tumultuous players after the game. Kim Kallstrom, a former Arsenal midfielder, criticised Garnacho for his 'childish' behavior.

CHRIS WHEELER: Andre Onana stood on his goal line and stared down Jordan Larsson as the FC Copenhagen replacement waited behind the penalty line. There are no cribsheets on water bottles. Onana is a goalkeeper who has always liked to read his opponents until the very last second. They likened his approach to animal instinct in Milan, Italy, with Inter Milan. Il gatto che vola. The cat that flies. When Larsson stepped up for the last kick of the game on Tuesday night, we were in the 97th minute. United's hopes of Champions League promotion had almost certainly ended if they had a 1-1 draw. Onana, who was chastised for his appearances against Bayern Munich and Galatasaray, knew that. The young Swede was aiming for the keeper's left, but Onana's intuition was spot on again. With his right hand, he lunged across the goal and beat the ball away from the field. The erupted of Old Trafford.

Andre Onana was fantastic in Manchester United's UCL win over Copenhagen last night - saving a penalty in the seventh minute of stoppage time to keep his team secure. That has silenced his doubters for at least a few days, and for those predicting Onana to improve on last night's appearance and appearance in this weekend's enthralling match between cross-city rivals Manchester United and Manchester City, read on as we take a look at some of Sky Bet's markets surrounding the gloveman. Although this industry isn't specifically linked to a particular keeper, there are 7/1 chances for a missed penalty. In addition, if you're hoping United to win and Onana to keep a clean sheet, you'll be paying 172.00. United will triumph 1-0, 2-0, or 3-0 respectively, with a clean sheet and a Red Devils win in mind.

The Cameroon international's saviour after Harry Maguire's superb second-half header when Scott McTominay first contacted Mohamed Elyounoussi in the penalty zone was United's saviour. Onana decided to go the right way and saved a 97th minute by Jordan Larsson, the son of former Barcelona striker Henrik Larsson, to help the Red Devils beat 1-0 on the night. Onana's TNT Sports: "Of course [there's resilience]. We're Manchester United, we're a major club with a large roster of key names. So it's just a matter of time, now we have to go back to the beginning and we'll get through this.'

Alejandro Garnacho, a Manchester player, has been blasted by former Arsenal midfielder Kim Kallstrom for his antics ahead of FC Copenhagen's missed penalty in the Champions League. In the final minute at Old Trafford, the Danish team was awarded a spot-kick, giving Jordan Larsson the chance to secure a last-gasp draw. Larsson was denied by a spectacular stop by Andre Onana as the goalkeeper dived to his left to prevent Man United's 1-0 lead.

While not referee Marco Guida was occupied dealing with remonstrating players, footage shows him stampeding on the spot using both of his feet. Despite the Argentine's attempts to interfere, Copenhagen's Jordan Larsson pounded his effort from 12 yards sweetly, but Onana's magnificent stop denied him as the goalkeeper dived to his left.

If Sir Jim Ratcliffe is looking for clues on how to return Manchester United to the top of the game, he might take a look at their opponents on Tuesday. FC Copenhagen will never set out to be a global superpower like United, but the team does a good job both on and off the track. On Champions League Matchday Two, the Danish champions gave Bayern Munich an almighty scare, taking the lead in the second half before succumbing to a 2-1 loss. They also won a 2-2 draw in Istanbul against Galataray, who later claimed a 2-0 draw at Old Trafford on October 3.