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Debunking the myth that Mason Greenwood doesn't "turn up" and contribute in the biggest/most important games and moments - a thread:
Having just turned 18, Mason rescues a crucial point for United at home against Everton, after his team concedes an early goal in the first half.
Against Manchester City in the semi-final of the EFL cup, Greenwood plays a perfectly weighted through-ball to Marcus Rashford, to assist a goal, regaining some important momentum for United.
Having gone 2-1 down against Sheffield United in the Premier League, Mason scores a poachers goal in the 6 yard box to equalise, securing yet another vital point in United's top 4 hopes.
Against Bournemouth in the Premier League, Greenwood draws his team level after conceding first. This goal sparked a comeback which ended in a 5-2 win for United at home, continuing the team's top 4 dream.
In one of the final games of the 19/20 season, Mason displays impressive skill to score, drawing United back level with West Ham - A goal without which, United would not have placed in the top 4.
Against last season's UCL semi-finalists, Greenwood finishes with pinpoint accuracy to open the scoring, leading to the 5-0 thrashing of RB Leipzig in the Champions league.
Against West Ham away, Mason scores an incredible winner, completing an impressive second-half comeback, to take home all three points for his team.
Against the English champions in the FA Cup, Greenwood finds himself on the scoresheet with a great finish past Alisson, squeezing the ball inside Liverpool's back post.
Just minutes after his opener in the same game, Mason plays a beautifully weighted first time ball for Marcus Rashford to run onto, leading to United's second goal in their eventual 3-2 win at Old Trafford.
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