Man Utd beat Burnley 2-0 to keep Champions League hope alive

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- Manchester United on Sunday, April 23 beat Burnley 2-1
- It was an explosive Premier League tie played at the Turf Moor
- Anthony Martial and Wayne Rooney were both on target for United
Premier League giants Manchester United gave themselves a good hope of qualifying for next season's UEFA Champions League after beating relegation threatened Burnley 2-0 at the Turf Moor on Sunday, April 23, 2017. Wayne Rooney made a return to the first team after missing several games, and the Englishman did not disappoint his gaffer Jose Mourinho. A defensive gaffe gave the Red Devils the chance to score the first goal in the 21st minute as Anthony Martial put United ahead.

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