Feyenoord stunned Manchester United 1-0 in the Europa league on Thursday, handing the English giant a second loss in less than a week.
For Feyenoord, it was just more of the same — Giovanni van Bronckhorst's team has won all five of its Dutch league matches.
Feyenoord midfielder Tonny Trindade de Vilhena broke the deadlock in a tight Group A match when he side-footed the ball just inside David de Gea's right-hand post in the 79th minute, after running onto a cutback from the right by Nicolai Jorgenson.
As United, playing without first-team regulars Wayne Rooney, luke Shaw and Antonio Valencia, laid siege to the Feyenoord goal in search of an equalizer, Zlatan Ibrahimovic fired a low free kick through a wall of defenders in injury time, but reserve goalkeeper Brad Jones got down easily to block the effort.
Five days after losing 2-1 to cross-town rival Manchester City, United manager Jose Mourinho complained that Jorgenson was offside when he delivered the cross for Feyenoord's goal.