Amazing aerial images of Manchester United's visit to Yeovil Town FC

New signing Alexis Sanchez played a hand in two goals as his Manchester United debut ended in a 4-0 FA Cup fourth-round victory at League Two strugglers Yeovil Town at Huish Park.

For Yeovil, the defeat came with one positive outcome a £144,000 of television broadcast revenue payday, as they played in the fourth round for only the third time since 1949.

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Amazing aerial images of Manchester United’s visit to Yeovil Town FC

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