Topics: UEFA Europa League, Manchester United, Barcelona, Antony
The Brazilian ace came off the bench to seal a come-from behind win for the Red Devils against a confused Barcelona side.

There has been a lot of criticism against Antony by members of the English media, and while he may have failed to deliver in some moments of his Premier League career, the footballer stepped up to give Manchester United his best when they needed him the most.

The Brazilian player was one of Erik Ten Hag's moves during the second half, and his contribution to the team's game was immediate. He gave Marcus Rashford a chance to be more involved in the key moments of the clash, while also providing more depth to the Red Devils' attack.

Once the game was leveled thanks to a well-placed shot by Fred, a series of shots inside Barcelona's box found their way to Antony's left foot, and he managed to put his strike past Marc-André Ter Stegen to make fans inside Old Trafford go berserk.

Have a look at Antony's big moment of the game here (Image might be geo-restricted).

Now, the Red Devils will know their fate in the tournament tomorrow, when the UEFA Europa League draw is held. Out of the seeded teams for the Round of 16, the Red Devils will have seven potential rivals, as they will not be allowed to face Arsenal in the upcoming stage.