He rounded it off with a rally in Rome that attracted several hundred thousand people.
Team-mate Lee Peltier rounded it off by blootering the resulting cross into his own net from a yard.
He should have rounded it off with a win but his engine blew up with just 15 laps remaining.
Van Gaal's comments come as a surprise given that Lingard opened the scoring on Saturday afternoon before Mata rounded it off with a well taken penalty.
Chris Ashton rounded it off with a try on his return from suspension, a finish in the corner, but the game had long since dwindled by then to the expected conclusion.
And when Cecil rounded it off with "as if we can't stand on our own feet", it was clear to me what was really getting under the crumblies' skin.
The British author of an article in the New Statesman and Nation, a serious review published in England, rounded it off with this perfectly killing story: "Some connection there must be between this plainest of garments (the shirt) and a degree of cerebral excitement.
Ten million more will be expended to… The British author of an article in the New Statesman and Nation, a serious review published in England, rounded it off with this perfectly killing… Young people buy chintz curtains at Sloane's and pay cash to dismayed salesman.
By Thomas S. Bosworth and James Thurber The New Yorker, December 2 , 1933P. 14 The British author of an article in the New Statesman and Nation, a serious review published in England, rounded it off with this perfectly killing story: "Some connection there must be between this plainest of garments (the shirt) and a degree of cerebral excitement.
Di María put the hosts ahead five minutes before the break, Lucas made it 2-0 in the second half and Cavani's last-gasp penalty rounded it off to put PSG on seven points after three games, second in the group on goal difference behind Arsenal, who hammered Ludogorets 6-0.
I have seen only fractions of her 16-year career with American Ballet Theater, but the way she rounded it off this season was characteristically diverse, dancing ballets classical and Romantic, 19th-century, 20th-century and 21st-century (Alexei Ratmansky's "Waltz Masquerade") without apparent strain and with often startling youthfulness.
