Erik ten Hag explains what he told Manchester United fans at full time
Erik ten Hag told the Manchester United supporters to return to Old Trafford on Thursday and help the team beat Barcelona in their Europa League play-off.
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Erik ten Hag told the Manchester United supporters to return to Old Trafford on Thursday and help the team beat Barcelona in their Europa League play-off.
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“We are all enjoying what is happening here,” Erik ten Hag proclaimed in his pre-match programme notes ahead of the visit of Leicester, buoyed by the return of front-foot football at Manchester United this season, a sight that had Barcelona coach Xavi eulogising over after Thursday’s breathless 2-2 draw with Barcelona.
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Two saves, two goals and two records. When Leicester breached Manchester United's zigzag backline, they encountered the wall of David de Gea. Up the other end, Marcus Rashford shot at Danny Ward as though he was made of plaster.