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Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has reacted to Antony's goal against Everton on Sunday night after previously calling the Reds attacker a 'one-trick pony'.
Manchester United’s away following is loud, proud and sells out for every league game. Many of those who travel are from Manchester, as can be seen by the origins of the coaches parked outside away grounds. But many come from further afield.
Erling Haaland has tormented Manchester United already this season, but even the Premier League's goalscoring machine didn't score in his first three appearances in the competition, a feat achieved for the first time in red by Antony.
You'd think the Tartan Army would have learned by now. All those celebrations after claiming a spot among the second seeds for the Euro 2024 qualifying draw. And look who we pull out from the Pot Three we left behind. Only the best player on the planet right now. Sod’s Law should be renamed Jock’s Law.
KEITH JACKSON: The play-off certainly feels like a very comforting safety net now that we have Spain and Erling Haaland to deal with. But second spot in Group Aaarg can still be a realistic target for Steve Clarke and the boys. DAVID McCARTHY: Tough, but possible. Spain should skoosh it but Norway, apart from the obvious, are no great shakes and there are potential banana skins in Georgia and Cyprus. But second place is there to be taken. ANDY NEWPORT: That play-off spot is looking pretty handy now. Spain may be in a transitional phase but they still have bags of quality and I’d rather not think about what Haaland is going to do to our defence. MICHAEL GANNON: It’s a pretty stinky section to be honest after pulling the best player on the planet out of pot three. But anything is possible under Steve Clarke so we have to keep the faith.
Erik ten Hag says the “next step” for Manchester United is to be more clinical after they edged to a 2-1 win over Everton at Goodison Park. Alex Iwobi gave the hosts an early lead, but Antony equalised and Cristiano Ronaldo struck the winner with his 700th club career goal. Ad United had to withstand a nervy last few minutes after Marcus Rashford had a goal ruled out for handball by the VAR.
Scotland fans have been asked to disregard the Euro 2024 qualifying fixtures after a UEFA cock up.