Twitter Reacts to Angel Di Maria, Wayne Rooney, Juan Mata, Ander Herrera vs. QPR

The "new" Manchester United debuted in style against Queens Park Rangers on Sunday, blowing the visitors out of the water on their way to an emphatic 4-0 win, their first of the 2014-15 Premier League season.

Angel Di Maria stole the show, opening the score with a free-kick that sailed over everyone and into the back of the net, but a multitude of Red Devils put together standout performances at Old Trafford.    

Ander Herrera doubled United's lead with 10 minutes left to play in the first half, after a brilliant solo run from Di Maria found Wayne Rooney near the edge of the box. The captain kept his cool, lofting the ball to the Spanish midfielder, who blasted it home.

Rooney himself made it 3-0 before half-time, with an excellent finish from the edge of the box. Per Man Utd Update, the goal made him the third-highest scorer in Premier League history, sharing the spot with Arsenal legend Thierry Henry:

Juan Mata added a fourth after another brilliant pass from Di Maria, and via WhoScored.com, his scoring record for the hosts has been superb in his last 10 appearances:

Di Maria took the spotlight with his performance, however. As shared by Fox Soccer, his free-kick goal was his very first for the club:

Gary Lineker praised the accuracy on the cross, which gave it a chance of going in even if it went untouched:

Footy Humour believes United fans are probably beyond ecstatic watching their new winger play:

ESPN FC's Alex Shaw can't get past the Argentine's athletic ability:

FourFourTwo's Sam Pilger understands why Cristiano Ronaldo was reportedly upset when Real Madrid decided to sell the midfielder:

Bleacher Report's Sam Tighe believes Di Maria is already the team's best player:

FIFA community Futhead had more eyes for the performance of Herrera:

The Times' James Ducker thought it unfortunate Mata was sacrificed to give Falcao his debut for the Mancunians, as the Spaniard had played an excellent match:

As shared by SirAlexStand, his passing numbers were unreal:

Finally, The Sport Bible's Liam couldn't hide his excitement at what the future holds for the team, particularly given the amount of attacking depth United currently boast:

The Red Devils will play another Premier League newcomer next, but Leicester City aren't QPR. The Foxes have enjoyed an excellent start to the 2014-15 season and won't make things easy on this United squad, who have really only played 90 minutes of good football this season.

The dominant win over the West Londoners was beyond impressive, however, and if this is what fans should expect from Louis van Gaal's United, the Premier League better beware.

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