FOOTBALL NEWS 29/09/2016 23:36, Report by Jordan Davies FOSU-MENSAH FEELING "BETTER AND BETTER" Tim Fosu-Mensah enjoyed his role in Manchester United's 1-0 win over Zorya Luhansk, but stressed that earning three Europa League points was the most important part of Thursday's outing. The Dutch youngster played his second game of the season following a start at Northampton Town in the EFL Cup and he was on the pitch for 74 minutes, crossing in the lead-up to Zlatan Ibrahimovic's winner as the Reds kept the momentum going following last weekend's win over Leicester City. "It’s important to get the three points," Fosu-Mensah told MUTV after the final whistle. "We lost in Holland [to Feyenoord] and it was a must-win game for us. "The last game at home against Leicester we did very well. Our attitude was very good and we wanted to maintain that and that’s what we did tonight. "I’m feeling better and better," he added. "As a footballer, you just want to play football. When you play football, you feel happy. I played against Northampton and I played today and I feel happy." The 18-year-old spoke highly of some of his team-mates for helping him to become a better player. "I listen to the players," he explained. "Wazza [Wayne Rooney], Carras [Michael Carrick], the more senior players like Zlatan. I listen to them a lot and they help me to develop into a better player. I also speak very well with Chris [Smalling], he's a good guy and he helps me a lot as well." Fosu-Mensah also cast his eye forward to the weekend’s clash with Stoke City at Old Trafford by saying: "I think we are in good form, in good shape and we want to keep winning." Tweet EXPLORE MANUTD.COM Blog: Match Pics And Text Commentary Mourinho'S Reaction To Zorya Victory Report: Zlatan Earns United Victory Ibra Smashes Man Of The Match Vote Rashford Nominated For Top Award Why Is The Zorya Match Historic? Mata'S Positive Outlook Paying Off Who Are The Best Reds In FIFA 17? OFFICIAL PARTNERS Advertising Website Terms Of Use Cookie Policy Terms & Conditions Of Sale Privacy Policy FAQs Sponsors Terms & Conditions for the Purchase of Goods and Services Copyright, Manchester United Ltd, 2016 Photography provided by Manchester United Ltd and Getty Images