Ten Hag was relieved that the Devils overtook him at the end of the game. Hopefully it will be a turning point and build confidence for the team.

Manchester United manager Eric ten Hag said after his team cheated death to beat Brentford 2-1 after Scott McTominay scored twice in stoppage time. that he felt relieved, this should represent the overall picture of the past season We’re off to a good start. Maybe not very good, but OK. After that, they conceded a goal that they shouldn’t have conceded. One wrong decision from starting a free kick when players were not yet in their positions. Make us lose the ball Then made a mistake in the penalty area and lost the goal. However, we fought without giving up, refused to give up and kept fighting. until receiving a reward at the end

Ten Hag said of McTominay, who was a super sub in this https://ufabet999.com game: There’s a reason for bringing McTominay on. That is, it helps create power and creativity in the game. It also increases the number of players who will play in the penalty area. In the end you still have a little bit of luck, maybe a lot. But we are the ones who create that luck. McTominay enters the field with the right attitude. full of power and ready to move forward He is determined to score goals. Truly a Manchester United player Because he always fights for the team and always gives his all.

Ten Hag also said that other players You have to think like this as well. You have to put in the effort to get on the field for the team. Each position must be fought for. That hasn’t been seen as much in the last few weeks, with every opponent trying to beat us. We must be more determined and hungry.

The Manchester United manager said at the end: Overall, the game isn’t all that good. Especially conceding goals is too easy. However, hope this victory will be a turning point. It is a reset for the team in terms of determination and thinking, both as individuals and as a team. We have to go on the field with the belief to win from the first minute because the fans have always believed that.