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Peter Schmeichel explains why Manchester United should continue backing Erik ten Hag

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Legendary Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel wants the club to stick with manager Erik ten Hag, insisting the club needs a sense of consistency.

The Dutchman is under mounting pressure at Old Trafford after Sunday's 0-0 draw with Aston Villa marked a fifth game in all competitions without a victory.

Furthermore, the stalemate with Villa - another of Schmeichel's former clubs - marked a third successive Premier League game without a goal. READ MORE: Dan Ashworth comments hint at how United might reach Erik ten Hag decision READ MORE: United executive committee meeting finishes as Erik ten Hag future discussed United are currently 14th in the Premier League table after winning just two of their opening seven matches this season, scoring a paltry five goals in the process.

They have also failed to win either of their opening two Europa League fixtures, drawing with both FC Twente (1-1) and FC Porto (3-3).

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