Alejandro Garnacho made history for Manchester United when he scored against Everton on Saturday at noon.

United wanted to get back on track right away after losing to City in the derby last weekend.

But Everton got off to a fast start and saw a lot of the ball early on at Old Trafford.However, Garnacho took it upon himself to push United forward and was always a threat.

And because he was happy with the ball, the Argentine scored two penalties in the first half.

In the 12th minute, he cut back in from the left side and was stopped by James Tarkowski, the captain of the Toffees.

Bruno Fernandes scored from the penalty spot, even though England’s number one goalkeeper got it right.

But near the end of the half, Garnacho got another penalty kick. This time, he pulled in Ben Godfrey, who had clipped him as he ran quickly.

Garnacho made history when he became the first United star to win two penalties in the same Premier League game. Marcus Rashford saved both penalties in this game.

After Simon Hooper turned down two calls for penalties, there was a third one when Garnacho’s ball hit Vitaly Mykolenko in the arm. However, VAR did not step in.