Twitter celebrates Manchester United's youngsters as they put on thrilling display to beat Crystal Palace

Manchester United’s yooungsters put on quite a show to put United fans in a good mood ahead of mid-week’s all important Europa League final. 

THIS!

Goal Harrop . Assist Pogba

Goal Pogba. Assist Lingard.

100% made in the academy

— kenna (@kennagq) May 21, 2017

 

100 - Josh Harrop is the 100th different player to score a @premierleague goal for @ManUtd (excl OGs). Welcome. pic.twitter.com/TPjzSF2pCG

— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) May 21, 2017

 

Josh Harrop’s goal. Stuff that dreams are made of. Superb assist from Pogba. #mufc pic.twitter.com/C2DOlymWeZ

— United Xtra (@utdxtra) May 21, 2017

Josh Harrop, the 21 year old that scored on his debut, is a week older than Martial. Puts a lot into perspective. Give him time to develop.

— Liam Canning (@LiamPaulCanning) May 21, 2017

Jose: "I hope Sam shows he is a good friend and goes slow on us. Hope Zaha goes slow on us."

20 mins: United Academy 2 - 0 Palace.

— ν (@Cantonaesque_) May 21, 2017

Sometimes, though, you just can’t win! 

Just United Things... pic.twitter.com/u7VMif92TI

— Troll Football (@TrollFootball) May 21, 2017

Pogba practices his dabbing on the bench vs Crystal Palace pic.twitter.com/gC6OonlTeB

— Troll Football Media (@Troll__Footbal) May 21, 2017

This, though...

Gomes becomes the first #PL player born in the 2000s pic.twitter.com/UCB4U6cKeV

— Freebets.co.uk (@freebetscouk) May 21, 2017

Gomes replaces the boy wonder and becomes the youngest ever player to represent United since Duncan Edwards-another boy wonder. https://t.co/EvZyQBvIoB

— Jose 'Judas' fan (@SemperFiUnited) May 21, 2017

16 year old Angel Gomes comes on for his Manchester United debut.

He is the first Premier League player born in the 21st century. pic.twitter.com/7tKF5aEHEv

— SPORTbible (@sportbible) May 21, 2017

Twitter will remember this day as the day Angel Gomes fanboys were created. Martial fanboys and Angel Gomes fan boys in 17/18 season. Oh boy

— Jose 'Judas' fan (@SemperFiUnited) May 21, 2017

They didn’t, but he deserves one doesn’t he?

Stop the game and give Rooney a guard of honour.

— Jose 'Judas' fan (@SemperFiUnited) May 21, 2017

Rooney bowing out at OT, taking the acclaim and being replaced by a 16yo prodigy seems like a really really fitting third sub

— Nick (@ManUnitedYouth) May 21, 2017

He did though draw a lot of flak for his performance on the day

Pogba to the kids pre match..
'We can score just ignore Rooney when we're going forward' pic.twitter.com/xk2XJY3u5V

— . (@Chana9MUFC) May 21, 2017