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MAN UNITED CONFIDENTIAL: Erik ten Hag could be forgiven for circling the wagons amid his latest crisis as Manchester United manager, and no expense has been spared to grant the Dutchman's wishes. A giant white wall has been erected at Carrington to hide United's training sessions from prying eyes and shield Ten Hag's squad from the elements while a £50million upgrade forces them to practise in a more exposed area of the complex. The wall, sanctioned by Ineos and the leadership group, was installed in the last fortnight at the request of the manager. United sources assure Confidential that it simply gives Ten Hag and his players the privacy and protection they had on the old first-team training pitch.

CHRIS WHEELER: It was still dark when Erik ten Hag drove into Carrington on Monday morning with the storm clouds once again gathering over Manchester United's beleaguered manager. Sunday's 3-0 capitulation against Tottenham at Old Trafford has plunged Ten Hag back into crisis just six games into the new Premier League season. United have lost half of them and are languishing in the bottom half of the table with a negative goal difference. Unless results improve quickly, Ten Hag is facing the sack just three-and-a-half months after a delegation from co-owners Ineos led by Sir Dave Brailsford flew to his holiday home in Ibiza to tell the Dutchman he was keeping his job, and a month after he was given a vote of confidence by new chief executive Omar Berrada. How has it unravelled again so quickly? After reshaping the leadership team and coaching staff, and spending another £200million on new signings in the summer, why can't Ten Hag produce a winning team? Mail Sport looks at the issues behind the scenes that have pushed the United boss back to the brink again.

Manchester United 's miserable 3-0 defeat at home to Tottenham Hotspur left fans asking tough questions about individual performances. With several players failing to meet expectations, the match exposed weaknesses all over the pitch. Who were the main culprits in United's collapse, and how did Spurs capitalise so effectively? Some new signings, expected to make an impact, struggled to adapt to the pace and physicality of the Premier League .

MANCHESTER UNITED 0-3 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR - OLIVER HOLT AT OLD TRAFFORD: The truth is that Ten Hag is out of excuses. His time is up. There is no hiding place for him any more. His boasts about winning minor trophies are worthless when his team plays like this. Let's be honest about what United stand for as we enter the autumn of the year: no philosophy, no identity, no discipline, no guile, no pattern, no determination, no adventure, no belief, no subtlety, no desire, no intent, no plan. Apart from that, everything's fine. United's attitude stinks. Entitlement runs through them and Ten Hag simply cannot eradicate it, however big he talks and however tough he acts. 

'We didn't lose but it feels like a loss,' was a reflection from Manchester United's Christian Eriksen following an underwhelming draw in their Europa League opener on Wednesday night. The Dutchman scored but was caught in possession for the equaliser, as FC Twente celebrated clinching a point at Old Trafford. While the Dutch outfit were lauding an impressive result against one of the competition favourites, familiar noises were beginning to emerge from the Man United camp.

CHRIS WHEELER: Erik ten Hag admits that Manchester United need to show more hunger after they were criticised for failing to match FC Twente's effort in Wednesday's Europa League draw at Old Trafford. Both Ten Hag and goalscorer Christian Eriksen acknowledged that their Dutch opponents 'wanted it more', and the United boss called for his players to show the right attitude in every game. 'We should be (more hungry) that is what we demand from each other on a consistent basis,' said Ten Hag, who also offered some defence for his players.

Ruud Gullit has claimed one Manchester United star didn't want to speak to Erik ten Hag during their underwhelming draw with FC Twente. The Red Devils were held 1-1 by their Dutch opponents after Sam Lammers cancelled out Christian Eriksen's opener. It was a disappointing start to United's Europa League campaign, with Ten Hag hugely critical of his side following the game, accusing them of 'complacency'.

Owen Hargreaves believes Manchester United must 'find a way to get results' ahead of a daunting run of matches following an underwhelming start to their Europa League campaign. The Red Devils were held to a 1-1 draw by FC Twente on Wednesday night, with the Dutch side hitting back through Sam Lammers after Christian Eriksen's opener. Erik ten Hag's side have won three of the opening seven matches of the season, earning victories against Fulham and Southampton in the Premier League - as well as a crushing 7-0 win over League One side Barnsley in the Carabao Cup.

Erik ten Hag vented his frustration at his Manchester United players for keeping Dutch opponent FC Twente 'alive' in Wednesday's disappointing 1-1 Europa League draw at Old Trafford. The United coach watched on miserably as his side unravelled in the second-half against his former club and eventually conceded a cheap goal after a passage of poor team defending. Twente scored a dream goal upon their return to European competition after more than a decade away when full-back Bart van Rooij went on a monstrous run past four United players on his way to the edge of the box.

DOMINIC HOGAN: Christian Eriksen had a game of two halves scoring a stunning opener in the first half for Manchester United, before making an awful error which led to FC Twente's equaliser on Wednesday night.  But there was plenty to be excited about for United fans, with one of their stars playing like a young Neymar Jnr, thrilling throughout the game.  And which summer signing is sure to become a fan favourite at Old Trafford in no time at all after a performance of dogged determination in chasing down the ball?

United's European campaign got off to a sluggish start at Old Trafford on Wednesday night after Sam Lammers struck to cancel out Eriksen's first-half opener. Eriksen had pounced on a loose ball and swept into the top corner - his third goal in a week - but the hosts were guilty of making several sloppy errors before Lammers tucked a neat finish inside Andre Onana's near post on 68 minutes. Raucous celebrations in the away end greeted the final whistle while the under-fire Erik ten Hag was forced to settle for a sole point against his former club.

A Manchester United fan has gone viral on social media after sitinng within a close prox. mity of the player's bench  Erik ten Hag's men booked their place in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup with a thumping win over Championship side Barnsley.  Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford and Christian Eriksen scored two apiece on top of Antony's spot-kick at Old Trafford. 

Christian Eriksen says he never considered leaving Manchester United this summer after helping Erik ten Hag 's side overcome a faltering start to the new season. The Denmark international had a bit-part role last term as he only made 14 starts, and United turned down an offer from Real Betis to take him on loan on transfer deadline day. But Eriksen returned to the starting line-up in Saturday's win at Southampton as United recovered from back-to-back defeats to Liverpool and Brighton , and then scored twice in the 7-0 mauling of Barnsley in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night. The 32-year-old former Tottenham player insists he is settled at United and would only have left if the club had wanted him to go.

United annihilated the League One outfit at Old Trafford thanks to doubles from Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, and Christian Eriksen and a penalty from Antony . It was a bruising night for Barnsley, who had admirably beaten Wigan and Sheffield United to reach the third round, against an inconsistent United side worth around £500million on the night.

Erik ten Hag will not get carried away with his biggest win as Manchester United manager but was encouraged by 'big guy' Marcus Rashford's brace and the overall performance against Barnsley. Having bounced back from damaging Premier League losses to Brighton and Liverpool with a 3-0 win at Southampton on Saturday, attention switched to the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night. United made light work of League One outfit Barnsley at Old Trafford, where Alejandro Garnacho, Rashford and Christian Eriksen scored two apiece on top of Antony's spot-kick in a 7-0 thumping.

MAN UNITED 7-0 BARNSLEY - CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: It was only Barnsley in the Carabao Cup, but this was more like it from Manchester United. Erik ten Hag's side played with a swagger and confidence that deserted them for so much of last season, even in games like these. So they should. Even allowing for two free transfers and three homegrown players, United's line-up against a team lying seventh in League One who hadn't won at Old Trafford for more than a century was worth over £300million - and that was before Ten Hag threw on a wealth of talent from the bench. It was one of those nights that have been all too rare for the Dutchman; nights when he could rotate his squad, throw in a couple debutants, and sit back and enjoy watching his team play to the sum of its parts.

Follow Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates from Southampton vs Manchester United as Erik ten Hag's side travel to St Mary's in search of a crucial three points after suffering back-to-back defeats in the Premier League.

Erik ten Hag has made the decision to drop Casemiro from Man United's starting XI for Saturday's clash at Southampton following his dreadful performance last time out against Liverpool. The midfielder had a torrid time as the Reds ran out 3-0 winners at Old Trafford before the international break.  The 32-year-old Brazil international was hauled off at half-time after mistakes led to two goals for the visitors.

Her famous father and uncle were born and bred from Manchester, the city where they gave birth to their pivotal album, Definitely Maybe. But MailOnline can reveal Molly Moorish-Gallagher has fled her native city and moved to Derby. The model, 26, moved on Wednesday to be with her footballer boyfriend, Nathanial Phillips, who plays for Derby FC. 

Denmark are marginal 11/8 favourites with Sky Bet to defeat Switzerland in tonight's UEFA Nations League group game in Copenhagen. Meanwhile, the visitors are 15/8 to cause the upset. In addition to the Full-time Result market - read on as we dissect the Price Boosts on offer for this eagerly-awaited contest. The boosts require there to be 10+ match shots on target at 3/1, Granit Xhaka to have 1+ shots on target at 3/1, Christian Eriksen to win 2+ fouls at 4/1, and Jonas Wind and Breel-Donald Embolo both to score at 16/1.

Manchester United's wages for the 2024-25 season have been revealed with three players currently earning more than £300,000 a week.  Captain Bruno Fernandes penned a new three-year deal last month, bringing him in line with the club's highest earners after he previously was on a £240,000 a week deal. With this, he joins two struggling stars in the top three.

United have been amongst Europe's biggest movers and shakers in the market with five new stars making their way through the doors at Old Trafford while also selling a host of first-team stars. Manchester United opted to keep two players who were the subject of loan interest from Real Betis.

EXCLUSIVE BY MIKE KEEGAN: Sunday's high risk fixture starts half an hour earlier than TV bosses wanted amid concerns from the local force. Mail Sport revealed in January the competition was to pay various constabularies around £7million in what some viewed as a not-so-discreet attempt to allow big matches to take place in the more lucrative later broadcast slots. And the gift, which league officials say was made as a 'thank you' rather than to facilitate kick-off times, appears to have done the trick. However, this weekend's Old Trafford clash will start at 4pm instead of the 4.30pm slot preferred by Sky officials. It is, at least, half an hour later than April's game between the two sides which kicked off at 3.30pm.