Bryan Mbeumo scored his first home goal for Manchester United as they beat Burnley 3-2 in the Premier League at Old Trafford, giving the club a crucial win before the international break.

The 26-year-old Cameroonian striker scored his first goal after joining the club away against Grimsby Town, and just a few days later, he scored again in the 57th minute to give Manchester United the lead again. Although Burnley equalized the score later, Bruno Fernandes' penalty kick sealed the victory for the team.

After the game, Mbeumo could not hide his joy in an interview: "I feel very good. Today's victory means a lot. I am very happy to score my first goal here."

"We persisted throughout the game and were rewarded in the end. As a striker, scoring a goal can bring confidence, but we are a team and do not win by individuals. Everyone worked hard for this victory."

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim also singled out the new signing for praise at the press conference: "The way he opened up the formation was impressive. His first touch was of high quality. When we regained the ball, with him in the frontcourt to contain and open up space, the team showed a completely different look."

With this victory, Manchester United gained valuable confidence before the upcoming international match day. Mbeumo added: "This victory is really important. It gives us more confidence and also gives us some breathing space before the international match day."

Manchester United will face tougher challenges next, facing rivals Manchester City and Chelsea. This victory not only boosts the team's points tally, but also lays a solid foundation both psychologically and competitively for the team to face these tough opponents.