I saw Manchester United practice a move they should have scored from vs Real Sociedad

Manchester United head back to Old Trafford with the advantage in their Europa League last-16 tie against Real Sociedad, but they will be frustrated they didn't claim victory at the Reale Arena.

United controlled the game for large periods and deserved the lead given to them by Joshua Zirkzee after 57 minutes. It was a slick move finished off by the forward after Alejandro Garnacho's pass, although goalkeeper Alex Remiro didn't cover himself in glory.

The hosts looked out of ideas at that point but they were handed a way back into the game - literally - when Bruno Fernandes was penalised for a handball in the box after a VAR review. Mikel Oyarzabal sent Andre Onana the wrong way from 12 yards.

Hojlund's anger is telling

It can be a thankless task playing up front for this team, as Rasmus Hojlund is finding out on a weekly basis. When Diogo Dalot was the guilty party early on, failing to play an easy square ball for a tap-in for the Dane, he couldn't control his anger.

When the move eventually ended Hojlund turned and roared at Dalot, grabbing his shorts to get the frustration out of his system. To make matters worse, this is something United work on all the time.

They spent part of the pre-match warm-up practicing first-time crosses with the wing-back. Later in the game Patrick Dorgu delivered one from the left and to be fair to Dalot, he did get it right second time around, picking out Bruno Fernandes for a big chance.

The decision to turn back rather than look for the square ball to Hojlund summed up an inconsistent game though and it feels like United need a new right wing-back when they plan this summer transfer window.

Fernandes vents to Casemiro

A shake of the head from Fernandes showed what he felt about the