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Brentford manager Thomas Frank said he thinks they have a good chance of keeping talismanic playmaker Christian Eriksen beyond this season and that the club will do everything it can to keep him.
Ralf Rangnick was frustrated that Manchester United saved one of their best performances until his final match in the Old Trafford dugou,t as Cristiano Ronaldo shone again in the win against Brentford.
Manchester United enjoyed a comfortable 3-0 win against Brentford in their final home match of a miserable season as Old Trafford bid farewell to Ralf Rangnick and some players amid more protests against the Glazer family.
Thomas Frank felt his Brentford side improved as the game wore on but admitted Manchester United deserved to take all three points on Monday night.
I think we could have performed even better, especially first half. They [United] were more on top of the game without creating chance after chance - they had one top moment and a 1-0 goal and credit to them, but we still need to do better [3 vs 1 in the box] to avoid that. I felt we lacked to be brave enough in the high pressure and be aggressive; in spells we were too hectic. Ok, fair play to Man Utd - they hit a very high performance in the first half, some of the better performances that I've seen so far so they did well.
Brentford boss Thomas Frank paid tribute to the Manchester United fans after they gave Christian Eriksen a warm welcome at Old Trafford.
Manchester United enjoyed a comfortable win against Brentford in their final home match of a miserable season as Old Trafford bid farewell to Ralf Rangnick and some players amid more protests against the Glazer family.
Manchester United enjoyed a comfortable 3-0 win against Brentford in their final home match of a miserable season as Old Trafford bid farewell to Ralf Rangnick and some players amid more protests against the Glazer family.