Paul Pogba scored twice again as Manchester United beat Bournemouth 4-1 to continue their winning streak under the management of Ole Gunnar. This being the third win in a row for Solskjaer leaving him currently unbeaten as caretaker manager.
Pogba gave United their first goal after just 5 minutes of play. A beautiful peace of dribbling from Rashford and then a low cross to Pogba saw the midfielder finish things off from close range.
Pogba doubled United's lead in the 33rd minute, after bursting into the box to head in a cross from Ander Herrera.
United didn't slow down, as they found the net to score their third goal in the 45th minute. Anthony Martial delivering a low ball and Rashford stretching out a leg to send it home.
United couldn't keep a clean sheet though, as Bournemouth pulled one back in first half added time. Nathan Ake receiving a cross from David Brooks and heading it past David De Gea to score.
Lukaku scored the fourth goal for United 2 minutes after coming on as a substitute, converting a through ball from Pogba in the 72nd minute.
Pogba came close to completing a hat trick, but was unluckily denied when the ball bounced off the post.
The game ended with Manchester United taking a comfortable 4-1 victory, with the only drawbacks being the goal they conceded and Eric Bailly's straight red card after a wild challenge on Ryan Fraser in the 79th minute.
United sit at the 6th position, being 8 points from Chelsea at the fourth place while Bournemouth stand at the 12th spot, just 1 point ahead of Brighton and 1 point behind West Ham and Everton.