Manchester United vs Tottenham LIVE highlights and reaction as Ten Hag's side magnificent
Manchester United take on Tottenham in the Premier League at Old Trafford on Wednesday night.
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Manchester United take on Tottenham in the Premier League at Old Trafford on Wednesday night.
Erik ten Hag looked a man in a hurry, dissatisfied with Manchester United's prudent possession and beckoning them forward. That was inside the first three minutes.
A display of invigorating aggression and imagination — Manchester United’s best under Erik ten Hag — was far too much for a tame Spurs side, second-half goals from Fred and Bruno Fernandes bringing United to within four points of Spurs, with a game in hand. United were excellent in the first half, monopolising possession and pulling Spurs about with their passing and aggression. But, though they had 19 shots at goal — more than in any 90 minutes this season — and though Antony hit the post with a fine effort from distance, they only made one clear-cut chance, a shot from Marcus Rashford which Hugo Lloris tipped away.
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