'Man Utd make us want to claw our eyes out' - Red Devils fans see the best and worst of Ruben Amorim's side in 'most absurd game ever' following chaotic ending to Europa League victory against Lyon

United looked to be in firm control of the second leg of their Europa League quarter-final against Lyon after Ruben Amorim's side took a two-goal lead at Old Trafford before half-time. However, in unprecedented fashion, United conceded two goals in six minutes to take the game to extra time. The Ligue 1 side then scored in the 104th minute and doubled their lead with a penalty from Alexander Lacazette. However, Amorim's side were able to mount a spectacular comeback as the Reds scored three goals in six minutes with Harry Maguire scoring a spectacular injury-time winner, and fans are now in disbelief after their side's immense comeback at the death of the clash against Lyon for a 5-4 win.

United fan @oKidUKo wrote on X: "United make us want to claw our eyes out most of the time, but then they do this. Crazy. Amazing. So jammy."

@NealGardner_ said: "Possibly the most absurd game of football I’ve ever watched, I’m exhausted lol."

@Utd_JSO added: "This is why 'we’re Man United' will work on elite players in the transfer market. For shit like this. Special club man. Run by bums that employ bums, but what a club."

X user @FeyiAdelaja_ wrote: "Lyon are A MAN DOWN and I’m seeing their cbs gallop through a wide open united midfield, this is beyond concerning. I had no idea they were this bad."

@bjorknowitzki added: "Conceding 4 straight and winning the game is so f*cking United, I really hate this team, I do."

Red Devils fans will be keenly hoping that the show of strength for Amorim's side could potentially spark them into life as they look to claim their second Europa League title.

After their insane comeback against Lyon, United now know that they will be taking on La Liga side Athletic Club, who managed to beat the Rangers 2-0 at San Mames earlier today. However, before that, they will have the task of facing Wolves and Bournemouth in the Premier League.