Cristiano Ronaldo 'needed a goal,' Man United boss Erik ten Hag says after Europa League win
Erik ten Hag said Cristiano Ronaldo «needed a goal» after the Manchester United striker finally got his first of the season against Sheriff Tiraspol.
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'He wanted that so much' - Erik ten Hag praises Cristiano Ronaldo and Jadon Sancho after Sheriff win
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag celebrated his team’s 2-0 win at FC Sheriff and praised goalscorers Jadon Sancho and Cristiano Ronaldo. Sancho has suffered the disappointment of missing out on another England call-up while Ronaldo has struggled to become a first-team starter under the new coach after trying to leave in the summer transfer window. Ad However both impressed in their Europa League appearances, with Ronaldo getting his first goal of the season.
Cristiano Ronaldo 'needed a goal,' says Man United boss Erik ten Hag after Europa League win
Erik ten Hag said Cristiano Ronaldo «needed a goal» after the Manchester United striker finally got his first of the season against Sheriff Tiraspol.
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Cristiano Ronaldo and Jadon Sancho score as Manchester United cruise to Europa League win at Sheriff Tiraspol
Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first goal of the season as Manchester United eased past Sheriff Tiraspol 2-0 in Group E of the Europa League. Despite a tepid start from Erik ten Hag’s side, Jadon Sancho broke the deadlock after 15 minutes and Ronaldo added a second from the penalty spot minutes before half time.
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