Swansea spoil van Gaal's league debut

Manchester United began their season with a whimper as Gylfi Sigurdsson gate-crashed Louis van Gaal’s Premier League bow at Old Trafford.

Swansea spoil van Gaal's league debut
Sat, 16 Aug, 2014 - 16:07

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Manchester United began their season with a whimper as Gylfi Sigurdsson gate-crashed Louis van Gaal’s Premier League bow at Old Trafford.

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