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Preston moved to within two points of the Sky Bet Championship play-off places courtesy of Republic of Ireland international Greg Cunningham's second-half header as they defeated Huddersfield 1-0 at the John Smith’s Stadium.
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.
Manchester United have been charged with failing to control their players during their 0-0 draw with Newcastle at Old Trafford on Sunday. United's players reacted angrily after referee Craig Pawson disallowed a goal from Cristiano Ronaldo. Ad Ronaldo dispossessed Newcastle goalkeeper Nick Pope and tapped the ball into an empty net as he believed Fabian Schar had taken a free-kick by rolling the ball to his team-mate.
(Reuters) - Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has defended his players after they confronted the referee during Sunday's goalless draw against Newcastle United, saying the reaction was not too strong despite the club being charged by the Football Association.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag said he has no problem with Cristiano Ronaldo's protests at being substituted during the Red Devils' 0-0 draw with Newcastle.
Erik ten Hag defended Manchester United players' reaction to their disallowed goal against Newcastle, despite their charge from the Football Association.
Manchester United have been charged by the Football Association (FA) for failing to control their players during the goalless draw against Newcastle United at the weekend, the governing body said on Tuesday. Manchester United players surrounded referee Craig Pawson after he disallowed a goal by Cristiano Ronaldo, with the Portuguese claiming Newcastle had taken a free kick before he raced to take the ball away from goalkeeper Nick Pope and slotted it into an empty net.
Manchester United have been charged by the Football Association for allegedly failing to control their players during the second half of Sunday's Premier League clash with Newcastle United.