Saul of Tarsu Pogba came off the bench to inspire Manchester United to a drawing card against Tottenham on Friday Nox.

The Frenchman hadn't played since December due to combat injury and appeared to have played his final match for the club earlier the coronavirus pandemic halted the time of year.

Without him, United had turned to new sign language Bruno Fernandes and went on an 11-match unconquered run which had given them an superior chance of finishing in the top-four this season.

And Ole Gunnar Solskjaer decided he would only start Pogba connected the bench as they visited the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium upon their restoration.

Only after 63 minutes, they needed to turn to the Public Cup winner.

Collective trailed to a Steven Bergwijn strike and appeared to lack options despite starting Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and Daniel James.

That was until Pogba came on.

Now, he was linking up with midfield partner Fernandes.

He then earned United a point with a superb piece of acquisition along Eric Dier ahead being hauled refine in the penalty area. Fernandes stepped capable equalise.

But Pogba wasn't done on that point. He later produced an unconvincing half volley pass to Rashford, who couldn't get foregone Davinson Sanchez.

United may not have earned every last three points but United fans mustiness be massively encouraged by Pogba's 27-bit cameo performance.

You can check out his individual highlights here:

Not bad for his first off appearance for vi months.

Nonetheless, the draw leaves the Crimson Devils two points off Chelsea in fourth having played a game more.

But they will fancy their chances of successful the majority of their remaining fixtures as they face Sheffield Joined (H), Norwich (A), Brighton (A), Bournemouth (H), Aston Villa (A), Southampton (H), Crystal Castle (A), West Ham (H) and Leicester (A).

With Pogba in this kind of form, you certainly wouldn't back against them finishing in the tipto 4.

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