Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has offered a defense of his team's injury-filled season and argued that ownership will be sympathetic at the end of the campaign.

Erik ten Hag hopes ‘common sense’ prevails when deciding his Man Utd future - The injury-hit Red Devils suffered a club-record 13th defeat of a Premier League season on Monday night with the 4-0 hammering at Crystal Palace.

Erik ten Hag reveals why he's confident that Manchester United's new minority owners, INEOS, will not look to sack him despite the club's ongoing struggles.

Erik ten Hag has insisted he does not fear the same fate as Louis van Gaal at Manchester United and believes it would show a lack of “common sense” to sack him.

Jamie Carragher compared both Erik ten Hag and Mikel Arteta's first two years in charge with Manchester United no better off after two seasons

“There has been a strong feeling among some sources that spoke to Mail Sport that the intensity of Ten Hag’s training, particularly for players returning from lengthy lay-offs, has played a factor in re-aggravation. The number of high-intensity sessions has also irked some,” The Mail writes.

El técnico del Manchester United Erik ten Hag defendió la peor temporada en décadas del equipo y aseguró el viernes que los dueños serán comprensivos al final de la campaña.

Erik ten Hag said on Friday that he believes Manchester United's new owners have the "common sense" to see that he should be allowed to continue as manager.

Erik ten Hag has made a change to training at Manchester United ahead of Sunday’s Premier League clash against Arsenal. The Dutchman seems to have a personal focus on the Gunners, as he continues to reiterate his view that Manchester United should have won at the Emirates Stadium back in September.

Manager Erik ten Hag does not fear being sacked by Ineos if Manchester United win FA Cup as fellow Dutchman Louis van Gaal was despite winning trophy in 2016