After weeks of chaos, Manchester United faced what felt like the biggest game of the season — and while the result says progress, the performance still leaves plenty to debate.

In this episode I break down a nervy win over Fulham where a 2–0 lead never felt comfortable, a midfield that still looks leaky despite a strong Casemiro display, and why Fulham’s goals shouldn’t be pinned on Ugarte. There’s also a look at Kobbie Mainoo’s current level — steady rather than spectacular — and a squad showing resilience by keeping their heads when things could easily have unravelled.

Most importantly, are United finally doing the job when it matters… and is fourth place actually being earned for once?

Topics covered:

• Fulham: the biggest game of United’s season so far
• No changes, no surprises — and what that says about the squad
• 2–0 but never comfortable
• Casemiro excellent, midfield still fragile
• Why Fulham’s goals weren’t on Ugarte
• Resilience and mentality when momentum dipped
• Kobbie Mainoo — solid but not sensational