Erik ten Hag reacts to touchline ban as Manchester United sent Rasmus Hojlund message

Manchester United will put their feet up domestically for two weeks as their star names get ready to embark on yet another international break. A winner from Victor Lindelof helped United to a 1-0 victory in their latest match against Premier League newcomers Luton Town on Saturday afternoon.

That was a result that moved United up to sixth position in the top-flight standings. They have now picked up 21 points from their 12 games - with seven victories and five defeats.

However, while things have started to improve for them, United still have work to do to revive this season when their schedule resumes. Here are your latest evening headlines from Old Trafford on Sunday, November 12.

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Erik ten Hag is confident his coaching staff will be able to step in for him when he serves his one-match touchline ban for United's impending trip to face Everton later this month.

The Dutchman will be suspended for United's showdown at Goodison Park following the international break after he picked up his third yellow card of the season in the win over Luton.

Ten Hag was shown a yellow card by Graham Scott after he complained to the on-field officials when Luton were awarded a late throw-in.

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United manager Ten Hag has been told he does not need to worry about new striker Rasmus Hojlund despite the Denmark striker being yet to open his Premier League account.

Hojlund, 20, pitched up at United for £72million this summer as the Reds searched for another starting frontman to add quality to their striking options. The Dane already has five goals in