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Newcastle 0-4 Manchester United: 

Stunner: Juan Mata scored twice - the first a brilliant curling free-kick - as Manchester United eased to victory

Celebration: Mata celebrated with compatriot David de Gea, who was rested for this game

At the double: Mata celebrates his second goal, scored just five minutes into the second-half

Another: Javier Hernandez made it 3-0 to United, applying the finish to Shinji Kagawa's cross

Finishing touch: Adnan Januzaj scored Untied's fourth in added time

Beauty: Newcastle keeper Rob Elliott had no chance with Mata's free-kick

Cool: Mata cuts inside Fabricio Coloccini to roll the ball into an empty net

Rotation: David Moyes made a number of changes to his starting XI

It was he who produced the second-minute ball from which Dan Gosling, 

 

Swinging: Marouane Fellaini catches Dan Gosling with a stray arm

Taking on: Hernandez drives at Coloccini

Gosling was furious to be penalised for a trip on Darren Fletcher on the edge of the box, but as the home fans made their feelings known to Friend, Mata stepped up to curl a delicious left-foot free-kick high into the top corner with Elliot powerless to resist.

Rare: Javier Hernandez made a rare start under David Moyes

Acrobat: Papiss Cisse swings a leg to get Newcastle on the attack

Under pressure: Juan Mata is closely guarded by Cheick Tiote

The striker fed Mata inside the box and he cleverly side-stepped Coloccini's desperate lunge before slotting calmly into the bottom corner.

Jumping: United skipper gets his head to the corner ahead of Fabricio Coloccini

Leap: Mike Williamson wins the aerial ball ahead of Marouane Fellaini

Nice view: Alan Pardew watches the action from his seat in the stand

Off: Ashley Young was substituted early after injuring his hand

Crunch: Darren Fletcher and Dan Gosling challenge for a 50/50

On the bench: United youngster James Wilson was on the substitutes bench - but didn't make it on

Protest: newcastle fans protested ahead of the match over Mike Ashley's ownership

Demo: Newcastle fans drove a hired bus outside St James' Park