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Manchester United and Granada CF have met 2 times in completed fixtures between 2021 and 2021. Manchester United have won 2 matches, while Granada CF have won no matches; no matches were drawn. The goal tally is 4-0 from the perspective of Manchester United. On 15 April 2021, Manchester United (home) 2-0 Granada CF (away) in UEFA Europa League. On 8 April 2021, Granada CF (home) 0-2 Manchester United (away) in UEFA Europa League. The record provides historical context, not a prediction.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Manchester United
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34M
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21M
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8M
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19F
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33D
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56F
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10F
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74F
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13G
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48D
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26G
Granada CF Substitutes
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F
23
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M
10
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F
7
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D
16
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D
3
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G
13
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G
31
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M
28
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M
30
Match events
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6'⚽E. Cavani Normal Goal (Asst: P. Pogba)
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17'Paul Pogba Yellow Card
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19'Roberto Soldado Yellow Card
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32'Jorge Molina M. Gonalons
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46'D. van de Beek P. Pogba
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46'Antonio Puertas Kenedy
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46'L. Suárez Soldado
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60'D. James E. Cavani
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61'Germán Sánchez Yellow Card
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73'Mata Bruno Fernandes
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74'Carlos Neva Yellow Card
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74'Víctor Díaz Carlos Neva
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82'A. Diallo M. Greenwood
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82'B. Williams A. Wan-Bissaka
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82'N. Pérez Germán Sánchez
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90'⚽Vallejo Own Goal
Stats for this game
Matchup Manchester United VS Granada CF
What the record shows
The completed fixture record contains 2 meetings between Manchester United and Granada CF. Manchester United have won 2 matches, while Granada CF have won no matches; no matches were drawn. The goal tally is 4-0 from the perspective of Manchester United. 15 April 2021: Manchester United (home) 2-0 Granada CF (away) in UEFA Europa League. The preceding listed meeting was 8 April 2021: Granada CF (home) 0-2 Manchester United (away) in UEFA Europa League. Manchester United have the stronger recorded win balance. This is a historical sample, not a statement about current form or a forecast.
Competition and sample context
The listed meetings run from 8 April 2021 to 15 April 2021 and include UEFA Europa League. The figures describe only the completed fixtures available for this H2H. Scores remain separate from penalty shootout tallies, while extra-time decisions are identified where applicable. The home and away designations are retained for each cited result, and the sample does not establish a permanent hierarchy or predict a future score.