Manchester United's season has been a rollercoaster ride of highs and lows, leaving fans on the edge of their seats throughout the campaign.

Despite some of the setbacks, United have managed to bounce back and pick up there first silverware for nearly six years thanks to the impressive form of key players such as Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford.

Let’s have a look at some of the key games that has shaped this season.

After a 6-3 loss to Manchester City, United were 1-0 down to Omonia Nicosia at half-time.

Erik Ten Hag made some bold substitutions, which proved successful.

Rashford scored the equaliser and assisted on two more goals, including the clincher by Ronaldo.

Man Utd fans were surprised to see Rashford on the bench due to "Internal Discipline" for arriving late to a team meeting.

The team struggled without him in a tough game against Wolves.

Rashford came off the bench to score a tremendous solo goal and win the game.

The Manchester derby was evenly matched until half-time.

Despite an apparent muscle problem, Rashford remained in the game after Erik Ten Hag subbed in Brazilian winger Antony for Martial.

Rashford played a crucial role in Bruno Fernandes equalizer and scored the game-winning goal from Alejandro Garnacho's cross.

Man Utd's nine game winning streak ended with a 1-1 draw against Palace.

Despite a strong first half and a lead, they allowed Palace to dominate and equalise through Michael Olise in stoppage time.

Casemiro received his fifth yellow card of the season and was banned for the next game.

Despite falling behind to a Lewandowski penalty, United rallied after Ten Hag's tactical substitution, bringing on Brazilian Antony. His presence gave United a focal point in attack, sparking their equaliser and swinging the momentum in their favour.

United dominated the second half and eventually won the game, showcasing Ten Hag's ability to make quick tactical decisions.

After lifting the Carabao Cup and knocking Barcelona out of the Europa League, United experienced a mini-slump three days later, despite Ten Hag making six changes to the team.

West Ham dominated in the first half and Antonio missed two good chances to put them ahead.

Ten Hag substituted McTominay for Casemiro to bring more power to United's midfield.

West Ham took the lead early in the second half, but United turned the match around with the help of Rashford, Lisandro Martinez, and Antony.

United dominated the game against Real Betis but were vulnerable on the left wing due to Diogo Dalot's struggles against Juanmi.

Betis capitalized on this weakness to score a controversial equaliser and almost scored again.

Ten Hag brought on Aaron Wan-Bissaka to bolster the defence and shut down Juanmi's attacks, helping United secure a much-needed victory.

Despite the positives that Erik Ten Hag has brought to Man United this was a major downfall.

A week after lifting the League Cup and ending the club’s six-year wait for silverware, United suffered a shambolic 7-0 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield.

Erik Ten Hag was furious with his side's "unprofessional" display, with Cody Gakpo, Darwin Nunez, and Mohamed Salah scoring two goals apiece, and substitute Roberto Firmino completing the win.

United faced title race leaders Arsenal in January, testing Erik Ten Hag's strategy.

Despite Marcus Rashford's early goal, the game ended in a thrilling 3-2 defeat for United due to Eddie Nketiah's last-minute goal, which also marked his 18th goal in his last 26 starts for Arsenal.

Jadon Sancho made a Premier League return after almost four months out and scored as Manchester United drew 2-2 with Leeds in an exciting match at Old Trafford.

Leeds opened the scoring early with a great goal from Wilfried Gnonto, and Raphael Varane scored an own goal after half time.

However, Marcus Rashford and Sancho scored to level the game for United. The game was fitting for Sancho's return.

With an aggregate score of 3-0 in their favour, Man United entered the EFL Cup semi-final match against Nottingham Forest with confidence.

Despite concerns from fans that the team might not play aggressively, United dominated the game and maintained possession throughout.

Ten Hag made effective substitutions to keep the team's performance steady and showcase their impressive football skills.

Erik Ten Hag's critical approach was evident in United's 3-0 win over Leicester City, despite a dominant first half by the opposition. Thanks to two world-class saves by David de Gea, United led 1-0 at half-time with a goal from Marcus Rashford.

Ten Hag spoke to his players at half-time and brought on Sancho, who quickly made an impact.

United put the game beyond doubt in the second half.

Despite the victory, Ten Hag was critical of the team's first-half performance, referring to it as "rubbish".