Rashford fires home in 'Fergie time' as United beats Bournemouth.

Last-gasp Rashford goal earns United win at Bournemouth.

Bournemouth: Manchester United substitute, Marcus Rashford scored a match winner in stoppage time to give 3 points to United after beating Bournemouth 1-2to make sure United is on their way to the top 4 in the Premiere League. 

The match started fine for the home side as Callum Wilson scored to put Bournemouth ahead of shaky United side but 25 minutes later, Anthony Martial scored an equalizer which was also his fifth goals in 4 PL matches. 

Jose Mourinho brings in Rashford and Herrera to help the team to create more chances to create goals and Rashford managed to give United 3 points after he scored from a close range and completed United's comeback. 

United manager Jose Mourinho was delighted with the outcome but furious with his team's poor defending in the opening stages when they were fortunate to be only a goal down.

"The first half was a disaster," Mourinho told BT Sport. "The second half was much better. We created lots of chances and deserved to score before the 92nd minute.

"We were defensively awful. I think a few mistakes create instability. I love the song, 'attack, attack, attack' but you need to have stability when you lose the ball."

Jose agreed that Ander Herrera was crucial in the midfield and by bringing him on, United managed to recover the ball quickly in the midfield and helped them to win the match.

However, Bournemouth are placed sixth, still  ahead of United on goal difference.