Di Maria stars as United brush QPR aside

Manchester United's stellar squad trounced QPR to hand Louis van Gaal his first win as manager.

Di Maria stars as United brush QPR aside
Sun, 14 Sep, 2014 - 18:49

Manchester United's stellar squad trounced QPR to hand Louis van Gaal his first win as manager.

Angel di Maria, Ander Herrera, Wayne Rooney and Juan Mata all got on the scoresheet as Van Gaal's team of Galacticos hammered Harry Redknapp's shell-shocked side 4-0 at Old Trafford.

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