Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag was please with Saturday’s 3-0 win over Southampton, saying it could serve as a blueprint for future victories, as the experience, mature forward play.
United were denied a penalty on the half hour mark but Andre Onana saved it, who then scored twice before the break and sealed the win in 90+6 minutes.
Three away points, a clean sheet and a performance up front were all impressive from St Mary’s in the ‘ETH’ corner.
“We have to play to win every game and today we did that,” he told Football on TNT Sports.
“Sometimes you have to find a way to win a game. We struggled in the first minutes of the game, but after Onana saved a penalty, Matthijs de Ligt headed it in, the game was all ours.”
“Seeing Marcus Rashford break through is important. We spoke before the game so it’s massive for him, for all the forwards because when the season starts you need to score goals.”
“He’s counting one now. I’m sure there will be more to come.”
“Actually, we had a chance to add a third, fourth goal before we actually got it in injury time. We created chances, I don’t know how many times.”
Onana is the latest United goalkeeper to save an สมัคร ufabet away penalty in the league since David De Gea did so against Watford in November 2021 .