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Erik ten Hag's dressing room change at Manchester United clear following Cristiano Ronaldo decision

It was evident, from minute one, that Manchester United were desperate to beat Southampton and strengthen their position in the Premier League table. Erik ten Hag's side - even if not mathematically - are well and truly out of the title race, but there is still a lot to play for in the league.

Clearly, the FA Cup and Europa League represented clearer silverware opportunities heading into the weekend, and if United can triumph in either of those competitions, it would mark a good season for the club. It would, however, be an even better campaign if Ten Hag's men can finish inside the top three, having ended up in sixth position last term.

After such a disappointing period under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ralf Rangnick last season, the Reds have already had several moments to celebrate this campaign. The Carabao Cup triumph over Newcastle United will, understandably, be at the top of many fans' lists, but the shift in mentality and increased togetherness also ranks highly.

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When Casemiro was sent off against Southampton on Sunday afternoon, Ten Hag's men had a united desire to go on and overcome Saints, even though they were down to 10 men. The Brazilian midfielder was shown his marching orders for a late challenge in the first half, but his teammates were there to console him and make it clear that they would do everything to secure the three points.

United weren't able to go on and get the win, and the away side deserve credit for their stubborn showing. Despite this, it was clear that the Reds were all pulling together to achieve the same aim - something that would have been unthinkable during the toxic periods of last season.

There were widespread rumours of a

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