Rasmus Hojlund sends Man United message in edited post as Erik ten Hag sack pressure mounts

Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund issued a staunch message in an edited social media post after their 3-3 draw with FC Porto.

United earned a late point in their Europa League group stage match against the Portuguese giants, thanks to Harry Maguire's stoppage-time header. It could've been a different result altogether after Erik ten Hag's side raced into a two-goal lead after 20 minutes thanks to goals from Marcus Rashford and Hojlund.

However, the hosts fought back and were level after two goals in seven minutes with Pepe and Samu Omorodion levelling. After the interval, Omorodion fired Porto in front and in the latter stages in Portugal, United were reduced to ten men after Bruno Fernandes was sent off for the second game in a row.

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But Maguire was on hand to salvage a point and spare Ten Hag's blushes, with pressure mounting, heading home late on. In an edited post on Instagram, Hojlund posted: "Luckily I had 6 weeks to practice my celebration. A win would’ve made it perfect."

Speaking after the draw, the Dutchman was defiant in his assessment with scrutiny increasing. He said: "We will get there. Don't judge us in this moment.

"Judge us at the end of the season. We are in the process and we will improve. We are now two seasons where we achieve finals. We have to develop and progress this team.

"We will work and we will continue and we will fight. You see the spirit and the connection between the staff and the team.

"Between the players, together, there's a strong spirit. We want to achieve and we are in