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Published 21:11 13 Jan 2019 GMT
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"This is the real Manchester United."
He put in a world-class performance to preserve United's lead. Some commentators called it the best match of his life. The Spanish goalkeeper made 11 saves in the second half alone.
Speaking to Sky Sports, De Gea said: "We won the game against a top team, we controlled the first half but in the second half they had chances.
"I was feeling very well with the first two saves, it was a great game. "I don't even remember some of the saves so I can't pick a best. The manager brought some happiness, the players are playing well and the team is very strong now. "This is the real Manchester United."United fans were delirious in their reaction. https://twitter.com/rad_78/status/1084520051187830784 https://twitter.com/_vwake/status/1084519310398115840 https://twitter.com/HaizEsque/status/1084519994216583170 Another tweeted: "De Gea: 'This is the real Man Utd' Love that. Very fortunate second half but I would anticipate the over-excitement from MUFC fans will be because they have their team back."
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