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We are soon going to learn which players Erik ten Hag has the most confidence in during a week that might have a significant impact on Manchester United's performance this season. Their own shortcomings were made clear in a goalless draw with Newcastle at the weekend, even if much of the post-match narrative was directed at the referee, rather than admitting their own role in the dropped points.
Watching on from the sidelines at Old Trafford on Sunday, Erik ten Hag will have become acutely aware of exactly what is needed at Manchester United.
Erik ten Hag is learning more about his Manchester United squad as the weeks unravel and he has got a number of selection decisions to make for his next game.
Manchester United have a stiff test on Wednesday night as they face Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League.
Erik ten Hag believes Manchester United will improve once Cristiano Ronaldo and Anthony Martial are both consistently available.
Erik ten Hag said he “understands” Cristiano Ronaldo’s furious reaction at being substituted off in Manchester United’s goalless draw with Newcastle. With United pushing for a winner at Old Trafford, Ronaldo was replaced by Marcus Rashford with 18 minutes remaining, and the Portugal international stormed off the pitch. Ad Ronaldo, who earlier had a goal controversially ruled out by referee Craig Pawson, was visibly upset by his manager’s decision – but Ten Hag was not prepared to publicly criticise the 37-year-old.
Tottenham Hotspur would have a much better chance of beating Manchester United on Wednesday night if Christian Eriksen misses out for the hosts, according to journalist Dean Jones.