- Coach demands more from team after losing two-goal lead
- ‘We are taking too many risks. We have to learn’
Erik ten Hag conceded he had mixed feelings after Manchester United’s extraordinary 4-3 stoppage-time win at Wolves, praising his side’s resilience but criticising their naivety after they almost surrendered victory. United led 2-0 inside 22 minutes after goals from the returning Marcus Rashford and Rasmus Højlund but Pedro Neto made it 3-3 in the 95th minute before teenager Kobbie Mainoo’s superb winner less than 90 seconds later.
Ten Hag said he was pleased with Rashford, who played 73 minutes on his return after being omitted from the squad that travelled to Newport County for their FA Cup fourth-round victory last Sunday. Rashford was disciplined by Ten Hag after reporting ill for training the morning after being pictured at a nightclub in Belfast.
Continue reading…Coach demands more from team after losing two-goal lead‘We are taking too many risks. We have to learn’Erik ten Hag conceded he had mixed feelings after Manchester United’s extraordinary 4-3 stoppage-time win at Wolves, praising his side’s resilience but criticising their naivety after they almost surrendered victory. United led 2-0 inside 22 minutes after goals from the returning Marcus Rashford and Rasmus Højlund but Pedro Neto made it 3-3 in the 95th minute before teenager Kobbie Mainoo’s superb winner less than 90 seconds later.Ten Hag said he was pleased with Rashford, who played 73 minutes on his return after being omitted from the squad that travelled to Newport County for their FA Cup fourth-round victory last Sunday. Rashford was disciplined by Ten Hag after reporting ill for training the morning after being pictured at a nightclub in Belfast. Continue reading…
