News about Scott McTominay

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS are working hard to change things behind the scenes at Manchester United and one of those will be implemented for the FA Cup final, according to reports. United face local rivals Manchester City in the May 25 showdown at Wembley, in what will be their only chance at ending the season on a high after a miserable campaign. The trip down to London though will have a noticeable difference for Erik ten Hag's squad though, with their wives and girlfriends (WAGs) having to make their own way there and at their own expense, according to the Mirror.

Manchester United players are reportedly avoiding passing to Rasmus Hojlund because of a crisis in confidence in him - and Mail Sport can reveal who is passing to him less than before. His team-mates are unconvinced by him and one explained that some are looking for other options when they get in the final third.

MAN UNITED 0-1 ARSENAL - OLIVER HOLT AT OLD TRAFFORD: Gripped by stultifying torpor in the sultry heat of a Sunday afternoon, Arsenal played like a team waiting for a storm to break at Old Trafford and wash away their dreams of winning a first Premier League title for 20 years. Drained of energy and innovation, they courted disaster time after time against one of the weakest Manchester United line-ups that the club has fielded in recent years. The air got heavier and the sense of foreboding, the sense that their challenge would effectively end here, grew with it. And when the heavens finally opened in the dying minutes and thunder rent the air and lightning crackled across the sky and the rain fell in stair-rods, testing that notoriously leaky stadium roof, beating down on it like thousands of angry fists, it presaged not the end of Arsenal's challenge but their deliverance from danger.

CHRIS WHEELER: Manchester United have been dealt a fresh injury blow after Mason Mount pulled out of Sunday's clash with Arsenal and Luke Shaw suffered a setback in his recovery. Mount has only made seven appearances after four months out with a calf injury, but he was hurt in training on Thursday. Shaw hasn't played since February, although Ten Hag is still confident the England defender will play again over the remaining four games of the season. 'Luke had a setback in his process but there is still hope,' said the United boss. 'Yesterday Mason Mount fell out of training, so he will not be available for Sunday. It's very unfortunate, very unlucky. It is a symbol (of the season).'

Typically in this month of the year, Casemiro would compete in title deciders and look forward to another Champions League final. Such moments of wonder are now a distant memory for the Brazilian. His glories with Real Madrid must feel as though they belong to a different lifetime. Instead, one of the most gifted defensive midfielders of his generation finds himself lost in a dysfunctional Manchester United team being told by pundits to 'call it a day.'

Scott McTominay has provided an update on his condition after being substituted in Man United's draw with Burnley. United found themselves in a protracted stalemate with Vincent Kompany's struggling side at Old Trafford, with the game goalless at the hour mark. McTominay has made a habit of having a significant impact off the bench this season and was brought on to replace Kobbie Mainoo as the hosts looked to break the deadlock.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe could have been forgiven for feeling exhausted on Sunday night. The 71-year-old ran the London Marathon before dashing to Wembley in time to catch the second half of the FA Cup semi-final between Manchester United and Coventry. Ratcliffe, who bought a 25 percent stake in United earlier this year, arrived at Wembley with Erik ten Hag's men 2-0 up courtesy of goals from Scott McTominay and Harry Maguire.

The Manchester United WAGS enjoyed a girls lunch at the upmarket San Carlo Restaurant in Manchester on Friday. Cam Reading cut a stylish figure as she opted for an off the shoulders white zip up top while her blonde locks were styled in bouncy curls.  The model, who is engaged to Scott McTominay, paired the top with some straight-legged denim jeans and heels as she was seen leaving the venue with a Harvey Nichols goody bag. 

CHRIS WHEELER: Erik ten Hag came out swinging on Tuesday and branded his critics 'a disgrace' over the backlash from Manchester United 's FA Cup semi-final win over Coventry. Having denied that United's collapse was 'embarrassing' in his after-match press conference at Wembley, Ten Hag doubled down ahead of Wednesday's Premier League clash with Sheffield United as he rounded on his detractors and defended his record.

Antony has broken his silence over his controversial celebration after Manchester United scrape into the FA Cup final after beating Coventry on penalties. The Brazilian was widely criticised for cupping his hand to his ear in the direction of the Coventry squad when Rasmus Hojlund converted the crucial penalty. And the Brazilian admitted he lost his cool after being provoked throughout the game.

Manchester United's penalty shootout FA Cup semi-final win over Coventry City brought more questions than answers - both in terms of Erik ten Hag and his players.  This has been a season riddled by mistakes on and off the pitch for United and with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his Ineos team now assuming control of football operations, a summer shake-up feels inevitable.  United are looking to raise £100million through player sales and for some shown the door that will mean accepting a sizeable loss on their initial transfer outlay. Mail Sport runs through Manchester United's squad to work out who stays and who goes.

United survived a major upset after holding their nerve to win on penalties, having surrendered a three-goal advantage during a staggering second-half capitulation. Goals from Scott McTominay, Harry Maguire and Bruno Fernandes put Erik ten Hag's side in complete control of the contest but they were left shellshocked after the Championship side fought back and scored three times in the space of 24 minutes. Coventry even looked to have reached the final when Victor Torp beat Andre Onana, only for his effort to be disallowed by the video assistant referee for offside. After riding out a nervy period of extra-time, United emerged victorious from the spot, with Rasmus Hojlund rifling the decisive penalty into the bottom corner. Antony was then spotted cupping his ears in the direction of Coventry's players.

Roy Keane could not resist taking a dig at his fellow pundits after accusing them of cheering on Coventry during their remarkable comeback against Manchester United in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final. United appeared to be cruising to victory to set up a repeat of last year's final against Manchester City when they opened up a three-goal lead inside the opening hour thanks to strikes from Scott McTominay, Harry Maguire and Bruno Fernandes. But Coventry came roaring back by scoring three times in the final 20 minutes to force extra time, and they almost pulled off one of the biggest wins in their history when substitute Victor Torp netted in the final minute only for VAR to rule that there had been an offside in the build-up.

Manchester United's Antony has been described as a 'shameless prat' after he goaded defeated Coventry players with an ear-cupping celebration. The £85million Brazilian mocked the Sky Blues after his team scraped into the FA Cup final on penalties having chucked away a three-goal lead and then escaped defeat by a tight VAR offside decision. After Rasmus Hojlund scored the decisive penalty, Antony was among a handful of United players who celebrated, with the overriding emotion one of relief and acute embarrassment.

Manchester United fans who left Wembley in shock and disgust when Victor Torp scored Coventry City's 'winner' were filmed making a hasty u-turn when it was disallowed for offside. The Sky Blues thought they'd completed a turnaround for the ages from 3-0 down when Torp scored in the closing stages of extra time in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final. That prompted more than a few raging United fans to make a hasty exit down Wembley Way.

NATHAN SALT AT WEMBLEY: 'We can play [to] very high levels within the same match, and also we can go [to] very low levels in the same game,' Erik ten Hag mused in the bowels of Wembley Stadium. 'That's not explainable but it has to do with managing the game, taking responsibility, taking responsibility for each other. I have to teach my players clearly. We have to do better in such occasions [after conceding] but the difficult thing to do is put ourselves in a winning position, the last thing is much easier.' Still teaching two years into his tenure? Easy to pass on those instructions? Don't be ridiculous, Erik.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Manchester United booked their place in the FA Cup final after beating Coventry on penalties.  Erik ten Hag's men raced into a 3-0 lead through goals by Scott McTominay, Harry Maguire and Bruno Fernandes.  But Coventry fought back in impressive fashion and scored three in the space of 25 minutes, with Ellis Simms, Callum O'Hare and Haji Wright all getting on the scoresheet to take the game to extra-time. 

Manchester United winger Antony was heavily criticised by Clinton Morrison after appearing to taunt Coventry supporters. United prevailed on penalties to reach the FA Cup final following a remarkable tie against Championship side Coventry at Wembley. Despite United establishing a three-goal lead, Coventry managed to pull level at 3-3 to send the game to extra-time, with penalties eventually following.

Manchester United defeated Coventry City in a penalty shootout after letting a three goal lead slip in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.  Erik ten Hag's side looked to be in control, with first-half goals from Scott McTominay and Harry Maguire, before Bruno Fernandes added a third just before the hour. The Sky Blues left it late to beat Wolves in the quarter-finals, and started their comeback at 3-0 down, with goals from Ellis Simms and Callum O'Hare getting them back in contention before Haji Wright's stoppage time penalty took it to extra time. Man United won 4-2 on penalties. NATHAN SALT provides ratings.

Erik ten Hag has made a huge decision to name a shock player in central defence for Man United's FA Cup semi-final against Coventry City.

John Murtough's departure as Manchester United's football director will do little to quell the sense of uncertainty around the club as INEOS continue to ring the changes. Staff are waiting to see how plans to install Dan Ashworth as director of football and Jason Wilcox as technical director will have on the rest of the set-up at Carrington with plenty of questions being asked around the training ground. Murtough has been at United for 11 years, but his position became increasingly uncertain since INEOS made the approach for Ashworth. 

Will he stay, or will he go? Erik ten Hag is the most controversial topic around him. In his first season as manager of Manchester United, he achieved a third-place finish and delivering the Carabao Cup, as well as winning the FA Cup final. This time round, it has been much more sobering, with United expected to miss out on the Champions League due to a record number of league losses to their name. Following their minority takeover, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos have taken over football operations at Old Trafford, and the pair has made a decision on how they move forward, not least with the man they want to lead their quest for glory.

Manchester United's squad will face Liverpool on Sunday afternoon with a 17-year-old named in their squad. Erik ten Hag has been injured by a string of defensive injuries, prompting him to call on a member of the Under-18 team to join the first-team. Defenders Lisandro Martinez and Victor Lindelof were both suspended for a month after suffering calf and hamstring injuries this week.

Manchester United will be toasting their thrilling 4-3 victory over Liverpool last month, and they are hoping lightning strikes twice as they prepare to welcome their opponents to Old Trafford again. After Marcus Rashford put Liverpool 3-2 up at the start of the season, Erik ten Hag's men enjoyed a rare victory over the Reds as Amad Diallo netted a spectacular strike deep into stoppage time in extra time. United's Scott McTominay took the lead in the first half before Alexis Mac Allister and Mohamed Salah flipped the game around before Antony's equalizer.