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After Manchester United’s dramatic 3-3 draw with FC Porto, Erik ten Hag addressed the media in a revealing post-match interview with TNT Sports.
The Dutch manager provided insight into his team’s performance, which saw them squander a two-goal lead before salvaging a point thanks to Harry Maguire’s late equaliser.
Ten Hag acknowledged the rollercoaster nature of the match, stating, “We started the game very well, dominated, and scored two goals, but then we lost control.”
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His candour highlighted the critical middle period of the game, where United seemed to falter defensively, allowing Porto to come back from 2-0 down to take a 3-2 lead. This defensive lapse has been a recurring theme for the team this season, prompting concerns among fans and pundits alike.
When discussing Marcus Rashford’s half-time substitution, Ten Hag clarified that it was not due to injury but rather a strategic decision to preserve the forward for the upcoming Premier League clash against Aston Villa.
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“We have to rotate,” he explained. “Garnacho didn’t start but had a great game. We need fresh players for Sunday.” This approach reflects ten Hag’s understanding of the demanding schedule and his focus on player management.
The manager remained resolute amid criticism, urging observers to judge his team’s progress at the end of the season. “We will get there,” he asserted, emphasizing the spirit and fight within the squad.
Ten Hag reiterated that the team is in a process of development, having already reached two finals under his leadership.
Looking ahead, Ten Hag called for improvements in ball control and defensive solidity, stating, “In the half-spaces, we had players available. We need to use them.”
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His emphasis on returning to their defensive habits will be vital as United prepare for a challenging fixture against Aston Villa.
