Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has singled out Bruno Fernandes and Paul Pogba for Manchester United's strong form in the final third, stating that they "can create something out of nothing".
Since returning to action following the coronavirus-enforced suspension, the Red Devils have scored six goals across three games and have now gone 11 matches since last failing to find the back of the net.
Prior to the break, the arrival of Fernandes gave Solskjaer's attack a much-needed spark, while Pogba has now returned to the pitch after a few months out with injury.
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The duo started together for the first time in a recent 3-0 win over Sheffield United, with Anthony Martial ultimately benefitting most as he struck his first senior hat-trick.