Erik ten Hag must solve a problem Ole Gunnar Solskjaer avoided at Manchester United
Has Erik ten Hag finally found his strongest front-three? Based on Saturday's evidence, it would be hard to argue otherwise.
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Has Erik ten Hag finally found his strongest front-three? Based on Saturday's evidence, it would be hard to argue otherwise.
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