Marcus Rashford scored twice as Manchester United returned to winning ways with a thumping 4-0 victory over bottom side Norwich at Old Trafford
On his 200th appearance for United, Rashford tucked home a sublime Juan Mata cross to put the hosts ahead (27), before he doubled his and the hosts' tally just after the break with a penalty (52)
United put the game to bed two minutes later through Anthony Martial's header from another Mata cross (54), while Mason Greenwood put the icing on the cake with a fine low finish from outside the box, just five minutes after coming on (76)
The next step is for United to gain some consistency, but this was a move in the right direction; they're up to fifth, five points off fourth place, while Norwich stay bottom, seven clear of safety
United dominated early on, but found a yellow wall in their way, meaning a piece of brilliance was needed
 That came in the form of Mata's ball for Rashford, curled beautifully to the far post from the right, allowing the England man to turn home from close range with his left foot
The hosts continued to push for a second, and dominated the next 15 minutes, with Norwich failing to register a shot, or indeed a cross into the box, until the final minute of the half
United had David de Gea to thank for keeping them ahead on that occasion, brilliantly saving low to his left to deny Todd Cantwell from 15 yards during a rare Norwich break
But United turned it on again straight after the break with two goals in three minutes
 First, after Brandon Williams was hauled down in the box by Tim Krul, Rashford tucked home the penalty as the goalkeeper failed to get enough on it despite guessing correctly
Then, from another fine Mata cross from the right, Martial rose well to power a header into the bottom left corner from 10 yards
Moments later, Williams missed a sitter at the far post from Andreas Pereira's centre, but it was soon 4-0 as Greenwood confidently tucked home from 20 yards through a crowd, just minutes after being subbed on, for his ninth goal in all competitions
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wanted a result and reaction, and got both at Old Trafford, as United look to form a consistent run to put pressure on Chelsea and the rest of the top four
Man Utd boss : "Very, very happy with everything
 Attitude, work-rate
 When the opposition manager can sit back and think: 'Wow, that Manchester United side do work
' We were still working, working and pressing, at 3-0 and 4-0
 That's what I want from my team
 I want to see that attitude every game
"We just keep carrying on, keep calm, keep improving and looking at the next game
 We keep working behind the scenes, and the work being done is fantastic
 The lads have a great attitude towards it
On the transfer window, Solskjaer also said: "You know, I've really got the backing from the owners, from Ed
 They know, and I know, that we have resources, if the right one becomes available, if for the right money
"They've been so good with me, so for me it might happen, it might not, it depends if we find the one for the right value, but the backing is there
"Norwich boss  : "Today we have to accept the loss, because United were much the better side
 The crucial moment, an unnecessary penalty, was the second goal
 When you are 3-0 down against probably the best counter-attacking side in the whole lead, it is difficult to be competitive
"United now host Wolves in the FA Cup third-round replay on Wednesday at 7
45pm, before going to Liverpool on Super Sunday, live on Sky Sports Premier League at 4
30pm
 Norwich host Bournemouth at 3pm on Saturday in the Premier League
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