Gylfi Sigurdsson’s classy 25-yard free-kick gave Swansea City’s survival hopes a boost as they drew 1-1 at Old Trafford.
The Icelandic midfielder beat David De Gea with a well-crafted set piece on 79 minutes, leaving Paul Clement’s side in 18th and two points behind Hull.
The goal, in truth, is what City deserved as United’s goal came after a controversial penalty was awarded shortly before half-time. Marcus Rashford appeared to go down easily after Lukasz Fabianski rushed off his line and Wayne Rooney duly converted for his first Premier League goal at Old Trafford this season.
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