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For Manchester United fans, it was the biggest of let-offs. For everybody else, it was yet more evidence VAR is sucking the joy out of football. Coventry City denied one of the greatest moments in FA Cup history - and one of the most miraculous comebacks of all-time - by mere inches. In the days before technology, Victor Torp's winner in the dying seconds of extra time would have been heralded as yet more magic from the world's greatest cup competition. It could well have also sealed Erik ten Hag's fate as United boss. But the ruthless accuracy of VAR and its offside lines stopped wild Coventry celebrations in their tracks and ultimately allowed United passage to the final.

In a bizarre occurrence, Denmark midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg pushed the referee over. Hojbjerg was furious that official Allard Lindhout was blocking his route to the ball and proceeded to shove him over. The incident occurred during Denmark's goalless draw in a friendly against Switzerland, with Hojbjerg not being punished.

Thomas Frank's Brentford team converts game to game as quickly as Brentford's Brentford. They have used 3-5-2 against one of the Premier League's best sides this season. They've all used 4-3-3. It's a pattern that they have followed since being moved from a back three to a back four depending on the opposition's strength.

On Sunday, Manchester United's past and present captains posted a selfie to social media as David de Gea and Bruno Fernandes reunited following the Red Devils' 2-1 victory over Sheffield United. The Spaniard, who left Old Trafford as a free agent this summer to make room for £47 million signing Andre Onana, took to Instagram to prove that he is still close to the former Red Devils skipper. When embracing and wearing matching shirts, Captioning the photograph, he and Fernandes smiled.

CHRIS WHEELER: Erik ten Hag has pleaded with his new goalkeeper Andre Onana to'step up' after a slow start to his Manchester United career. Since joining Inter Milan in the summer as a replacement for David de Gea, Onana has conceded 19 goals in 11 games, and Sheffield United will be delighted to see him test out at Bramall Lane on Saturday night. Despite a spectacular comeback victory over Brentford a fortnight ago, the 27-year-old Cameroon international was chastised for concedeing Mathias Jensen's opening goal.

Andre Onana must step up' after a slow start at Manchester United, according to Erik ten Hag, but the Cameroon goalkeeper was able to get over his early injuries. Onana has been chastised for a string of weak performances and fell short in the Champions League match against Bayern Munich last month, where his costly blunder led to United's loss. And as Ten Hag's side snatched a dramatic victory over Brentford a fortnight ago, the 27-year-old came under fire for neglecting Mathias Jensen's opener.

Giuseppe Marotta, Inter Milan's chief executive, has declined to rule out the prospect that Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana will return to the Italian club in the future. Onana signed Inter for United in July for £47.1 million. Despite the fact that Onana hasn't had the best of starts at United, Inter, who acquired him on a free transfer last year, is still highly regarded.

Manchester United have blundered by signing goalkeeper Andre Onana, and would have been much better off sticking with David de Gea, according to Chris Sutton. Sutton said Onana's arrival on July is putting pressure on the entire team after making a string of high-profile mistakes, according to Mail Sport's It's All Kicking Off podcast. On Saturday, the Cameroon International was at fault again when Mathias Jensen's drive passed by him as Brentford took the lead at Old Trafford.

Erik ten Hag, the Manchester United manager, has revealed that he turned down defensive midfielder Casemiro for Christian Eriksen because he 'wanted more football'. United came back from 1-0 down to beat Brentford 2-1 thanks to two Scott McTominay goals in added time. Mathias Jensen gave Brentford a surprise lead away at Old Trafford last week, and ten Hag's side lost to Galatasary at home in the Champions League this week, looking to head for another humiliation.

Manchester United have been chastised for celebrating their victory over Brentford at Old Trafford, according to Andy Gray. When Mathias Jensen put the Bees up to 26 minutes, Erik ten Hag's side seemed to be on a collision course. However, replacement Scott McTominay did a good job in injury time to save United's blushes and ease the pressure on Ten Hag.

ROB DRAPER AT OLD TRAFFORD: Mark it down as the turning point and anoint Scott McTominay, the current Mark Robins, is a journalist. Erik ten Hag will certainly do so. You have to get to know events, even though they appear random, in order to imbue them with greater meaning than what might seem logical. The toxicity in Old Trafford as the clock ticked over 93 minutes was palpable. The atmosphere at this rudderless club is always sombre. To ignite the fire of rebellion, United States does not need the thrill of losing three straight home games in all competitions for the first time since 1962-63, but it doesn't need the motivation of losing three consecutive home games in a row since 1962-63, but it does need to be where United is headed at the time. On Ten Hag, a whole heap of ignominy and a cacophony of cruelty was supposed to be sprayed. No one wants to head into the two-week international break, which also included the Premier League's managerial sacking window. So the Superman rescue mission, which was carried out almost entirely by McTominay, was not surprising, because Brentford had comfortably held United States at bay for the preceding 93 minutes. It was also in the midst of being extreme. The clock was on 96 minutes exactly as he began to head home his second - shades of Steve Bruce's Fergie Time - was over.

Manchester United fans aren't particularly happy to see a banner ripped down by Galatasaray supporters in midweek, but they did adore it. Following a sign reading 'There's nothing on earth like being a Red,' was ripped from the second tier of the East Stand, there were huge cheers from supporters of the Turkish club.

NATHAN SALT: Andre Onana was taken in by Erik ten Hag because he was able to play out from the back, but David de Gea, it was determined, could not. So guess it's why he keeps it aimlessly. His confidence seems to have returned to normal, and Mathias Jensen's target may have been a step forward.

Fans of Manchester United's late wife Lady Cathy received a minute of applause ahead of their team's match against Brentford on Saturday. The footballing world expressed their appreciation to Cathy Ferguson, who died at the age of 84 earlier this week.

Thomas Frank, who saw his team finish on Sunday after three penalty calls, spoke for football fans around the country. 'I'm just so drained talking about VAR,' the Brentford chief said. Frank's dissatisfaction with his team's inability to win at the City Ground after taking the lead and playing 47 minutes against ten men may have contributed to Frank's euphoria. Despite Moussa Niakhate's red card early in the second half, Forest was able to equalize through Nicolas Dominguez after Christian Norgaard put Brentford in front.

The first international break of the new season is here, but Premier League players will not be given any time for rest and relaxation as they represent their respective nations. Any English top-flight player is residing in the United Kingdom, and the air miles are racking up for people traveling around the world to compete in international tournaments. When the Premier League returns, players will be able to travel for shorter trips abroad for European Championship qualifiers against Ukraine and Scotland, but others will have to face long-haul flights that could cause wreak havoc on their body clocks.

BRENTFORD 2-1 BOURNEMOUTH – ALEX HEPPENSTALL AT THE GAME STADIUM: David Brooks' first Premier League victory since recovering from cancer wasn't strong enough to win Bournemouth's first victory of the Andoni Iraola period. Brooks, who was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma two years ago and had last scored in the top flight in July 2020, made Brentford pay for a flurry of missed opportunities after Rico Henry's mis-hit backpass in the second half. He ended a remarkable personal journey in doing so, and appeared to have locked one for his team. Dominic Solanke had been equalized for the visitors after Mathias Jensen's unexpected opener from a free kick.

David de Gea, who played for 545 times in his career, is expected to leave Manchester United after his deal comes to an end. De Gea had intended to sign a contract extension, but United backed out of the negotiated deal before reportedly giving him a lower salary. United certainly has a chance to re-sign the 32-year-old as a free agent, but for the time being, his club's long association with the club is likely to come to an end.

BY HENRY CLARK AT THE GTECHNOMUNITY STADIUM: Brentford last defeated Leicester on Saturday, and Brendan Rodgers is grateful that the game continues this afternoon. Both teams were far from their best at this point, but Harvey Barnes' equalizer early in the second half helped to prevent the rot for the Northern Irishman's team. This put an end to their losing streak, which lasted six matches, but it has not eased fears of relegation by any means. The threat is still present, but it is only out of the relegation zone by one point and two locations.

Danny Murphy, a Brentford striker, should not have been on the field to score his penalty against Fulham on Monday night, insists. Toney's spot-kick helped the high-flying Bees beat Marco Silva's side in west London by a narrow 3-2 win, effectively ending Brentford's season on points with Brighton in the Premier League table. Fulham forward Manor Solomon cancelled out Ethan Pinnock's early strike for the hosts at the hosts' request before Toney, Mathias Jensen, and Carlos Vinicius discovered ripples in the second half.

JOE BERNSTEIN: With fewer than half a season remaining on Brighton, Brentford, and Fulham, you'd have a long shot on them. It shows what can be achieved with top-class planning, recruitment, and management. Although the big guns are struggling to integrate, their smaller counterparts are reaping the benefits of patient club-building. At one time, they were all in the third class. Often, success is based on the owner's vision, purchasing and selling the right players at the right time, as well as finding a talented manager that fits in with the club's culture. Get those three things correct, and European football can be a rewarding endeavor even if you're playing in a stadium that is dominated by Anfield or Stamford Bridge.

BRENTFORD 3-0 SOUTHAMPTON - ADRIAN KAJUMBA AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: It would have been difficult to top this one in Southampton's season so far. It was difficult to decide which was worse – the pitching or supporter protest in the stands exploded to new heights of violence, as Southampton slid to a Premier League loss and overshadowed another superb showing from Brentford, who are dreaming of a European tour. The away supporters took the heat on their under-fire boss as they stood around watching them unravel, with a series of anti-Nathan Jones chants.

The dramatic friendship between Brentford and Leeds United culminated in a moment of tension between Tyler Adams and Mathias Jensen. In a moment of rage that culminated in both teams coming together, a video shows the American midfielder shoving the Dane. Referee Peter Bankes brought the two children together as the fiasco came to an end - where they smiled and appeared to relax.