The son of Manchester United legend Darren Fletcher scored a sensational wondergoal to seal a comeback victory for the U-21s in the EFL Trophy.<br /><br />Jack Fletcher, 17, netted twice as the Red Devils' academy side fought from behind to beat League One club Barnsley 3-2 last night.<br /><br />The youngster signed for United alongside his twin brother Tyler last summer after leaving rivals Manchester City in a joint deal worth around £1.25million.<br /><br />He was involved in multiple first-team training sessions last season and has been tipped to break into the first-team set-up in the future, just like his dad.<br /><br />Glimpses of his talent were on display at Oakwell with Fletcher turning the match on its head completely with two goals in quick succession late on.<br /><br />Vimal Yoganathan scored twice to put the hosts 2-0 up at the break before United's Ethan Ennis halved the deficit in the 81st minute to set up a grandstand finish.<br /><br />Fletcher then became the hero after crashing a jaw-dropping half-volley from around 35 yards out over goalkeeper Ben Killip and into the back of the net.<br /><br />He went on to net the winner after taking the ball down on the right-hand side of the box before gliding in and tucking a cool effort into the near post. <br /><br />Fittingly, his father, now a first-team coach under Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford, was in the stands to watch his son's match-deciding brace.<br /><br />In April, Fletcher Jnr signed his first professional contract and spent nine years progressing through the ranks in the City's academy set-up. <br /><br />Both he and Tyler are highly regarded and figures at United believe they have the potential to become first-teamers, according to the Manchester Evening News.<br /><br />Fletcher, 40, spent 20 years at United and made 342 senior appearances in total.<br /><br />United will also face Doncaster and Huddersfield in their EFL Trophy group.
