It was C Ronaldo again, and in Ronnick's second game in charge of Manchester United, Ronaldo's penalty shot helped United win against Norwich on the road and take all three points.
The game went on for 73 minutes, when Cristiano Ronaldo was pulled in by Norwich defender Aarons in the penalty area and United were awarded a penalty.
Cristiano Ronaldo took the penalty himself, and his powerful shot went straight to the top left corner of the goal and successfully deceived Krul.
After the game, the Norwich boss sneered at Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty, which he said was a very Manchester United penalty.
Although Norwich city was reluctant to lose at home, United's penalty was not a problem, and it can be seen from the slow-motion replay that Ahrens did pull Ronaldo in the penalty area, and the foul action was very obvious.
Norwich boss Smith said such a thing, which is a bit of a stupid or bad taste. As a Norwich manager, such a shift in topic and perspective is bound to have a little negative impact on Manchester United and Ronaldo, after all, the sunspots do not look at the ball, they will only blindly follow the trend.
However, Smith was always reluctant, Manchester United still got 3 points as desired, and now in the Premier League table, Manchester United has also equalled West Ham United, which has played 1 less game, and is temporarily ranked 5th in the table.
Lonnick completed clean sheets in both games in office, and according to opta statistics, he is the first manager to maintain a clean sheet in the first two games of manchester United since Manchester United manager Mangnault in 1903.
Such a zero-sheet record has been sealed for 118 years, and Ronnick completed a cross-century record.
According to statistics, Manchester United under Ronnick have completed two clean sheets, which also equals the number of clean sheets that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has previously led 14 Premier League games this season.
After Lonnick coached the team, the team's defensive ability has greatly improved, he reused Tres and Dalot, from the two Premier League games, Manchester United can keep a clean sheet with a little luck, after all, the goalkeeper will be the god of De Gea.
However, from the data point of view, Manchester United's defense has indeed improved significantly. According to Squawka Football, United have had more than 20 steals in three Premier League games this season, two of which occurred during Lonnick's tenure.
The two games were 24 against Crystal Palace and 21 against Norwich.