Ferdinand and Ten Hag agree on Man United's main problem despite the victory

The red devils manage to get the win, but the fact is that right now they are also looking to go ahead and get some better results right away now.

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Manchester United main concern right now is the fact that the red devils are looking to get some better results and they can not afford to go ahead and get a two goal lead on two different moments of the game and it allow the rival to tie the game, now that only a last minute goal from Mainoo was the reason they were able to walk away with the win.

"They were 2-0 up and cruising at this stage of the game and you could see the frustration in the interview from Erik ten Hag, they have to manage those moments and get through those sticky moments away from home - they didn’t do that well enough today." Ferdinand said, now that the team is aware that this results may not happen against some other rivals this current season.

Ten Hag then added, "It’s massive. This match had a lot of signs. But, let’s first take the positives, we dictated the game for the first hour and we should have been up three or four nil. At the end, we were naive in the way we conceded the goals, but we showed resilience, especially Kobbie Mainoo - it was a great goal."

"We should do better and there were also times earlier in the season where we were totally dominant and gave it away. We should take more responsibility on the pitch in those moments. We have so much experience and we should be able to manage that." Ten Hag ended and that shows the real feelings from the manager despite the dramatic win that they team got now.

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Erik ten Hag future

This kind of results could also change the future of Erik ten Hag as the manager of the team, now that he is also looking to go ahead and get some better results and this could really help the team in the next few games ahead.