Harry Maguire delights Manchester United fans with Liverpool response to Premier League question
Blood Red: 'No bigger games' - Marcus Rashford on Liverpool-Manchester United rivalry and Sunday's match
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Blood Red: 'No bigger games' - Marcus Rashford on Liverpool-Manchester United rivalry and Sunday's match
It's less than a week since Harry Maguire was given what felt like an unequivocal vote of confidence from Erik ten Hag, but it already feels like the pressure is building on the Manchester United captain.
Manchester United captain Harry Maguire said he is looking to the future and is determined to put behind him a "disappointing year" by leading the club back into trophy contention.
The most popular player during Manchester United's pre-season tour thus far is about to become fifth-choice. Eric Bailly has wowed crowds from Bangkok to Melbourne, a centre-back haring into centre forward territory to create goals in both games.
Luke Shaw, Scott McTominay, Bruno Fernandes, Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford attended Manchester United's cringe-inducing kit launch at Federation Square on Saturday night. It was chilly and the players' arrival was delayed but the crowd's enthusiasm never waned. Some must have waited for a couple of hours to see the players.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag made the right decision in allowing Harry Maguire to remain club captain.
Around 3,000 fans flocked to Melbourne’s famous Federation Square on Saturday to watch Manchester United’s stars launch the club’s new away kit.
It may only be pre-season, but Erik ten Hag wasn’t going to let his defenders off lightly after they conceded against Melbourne Victory on Friday. The new United manager insisted the opening goal was not down to individuals but the entire team for making mistakes as they folded ‘like a pack of cards’ for Chris Ikonomidis to fire beyond Tom Heaton.