Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur, 04 October 2020
| Score | 6-1 to Tottenham Hotspur |
| Referee | Anthony Taylor |
| Competition | Premier League |
| Venue | Old Trafford |
View Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur head to head
Kick-off: 4.30pm
Played behind closed doors due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Premier League Head to Head
Played: 57
Manchester United won: 35
Drawn: 12
Tottenham Hotspur won: 10
Manchester United scored: 95
Tottenham Hotspur scored: 56
This equalled Tottenham Hotspur's biggest-ever win against Manchester United; also at White Hart Lane in League Division Two on 10 September 1932. Their previous biggest win at United was 5-1 in League Division One on 12 September 1959.
This was the first game in the Premier League to have three goals scored in the opening seven minutes since Manchester City's 6-1 win at Burnley on 3 April 2010, and first when both teams scored since Manchester United's visit to Nottingham Forest on 6 February 1999 (Ole Gunnar Solskjaer scored four in a 8-1 win).
1 Manchester United
Manager: Ole Gunnar Solskjær
Goals:
| Bruno Fernandes | penalty | 2 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
David De Gea
Defender
Eric Bailly
Defender
Harry Maguire
Defender
Luke Shaw
Defender/Midfielder
Nemanja Matić
Defender/Midfielder
Aaron Wan-Bissaka
Midfielder
Bruno Fernandes
Midfielder
Paul Pogba
Midfielder/Forward
Marcus Rashford
Forward
Mason Greenwood
Forward
Anthony Martial
Substitutions:
| Fred for Bruno Fernandes | 46 |
| Scott McTominay for Nemanja Matić | 46 |
| Donny van de Beek for Mason Greenwood | 68 |
Cards:
| Anthony Martial | 28 | R |
| Eric Bailly | 63 | Y |
| Luke Shaw | 84 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Dean Henderson
Defender
Victor Lindelöf
Defender/Midfielder/Forward
Scott McTominay
Midfielder
Fred
Midfielder
Juan Mata
Midfielder
Donny van de Beek
Midfielder/Forward
Jesse Lingard
Comments:
League position: 16th This equalled Manchester United's biggest-ever defeat in the Premier League; also against Manchester City at Old Trafford on 23 October 2011. United had now lost their opening two home games of a league season for the fifth time, and first since 1986-87 in League Division One. The Red Devils conceded four or more goals in the first half of a game in the top division for the first time since their visit to Nottingham Forest in League Division One on 2 May 1990 (lost 0-4). Timed at one minute and 37 seconds, Bruno Fernandes scored the earliest penalty in a game in the Premier League since Sergio Agüero for Manchester City against Newcastle United on 21 February 2015 (one minute, 12 seconds).6 Tottenham Hotspur
Manager: José Mourinho
Goals:
| Tanguy Ndombèlé | 4 |
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| SON Heung-min | 7 |
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| Harry Kane | 31 |
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| SON Heung-min | 37 |
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| Serge Aurier | 51 |
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| Harry Kane | penalty | 79 |
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Starting lineup:
Hugo Lloris
Goalkeeper
Serge Aurier
Defender/Midfielder
Eric Dier
Defender/Midfielder
Davinson Sánchez
Defender/Midfielder
Sergio Reguilón
Defender/Midfielder
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg
Midfielder
Érik Lamela
Midfielder
Tanguy Ndombèlé
Midfielder
Moussa Sissoko
Midfielder
SON Heung-min
Midfielder/Forward
Harry Kane
Forward
Substitutions:
| Lucas Moura for Érik Lamela | 46 |
| Dele Alli for Tanguy Ndombèlé | 69 |
| Ben Davies for SON Heung-min | 73 |
Cards:
| Érik Lamela | 32 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Joe Hart
Defender
Toby Alderweireld
Defender
Matt Doherty
Defender/Midfielder
Ben Davies
Midfielder
Dele Alli
Midfielder
Harry Winks
Midfielder/Forward
Lucas Moura