Not wanting to go through that situation again, Erik ten Hag learnt his lesson

It was a special day for the club, David de Gea would make his 500th appearance for the Red Devils, while Cristiano Ronaldo would celebrate 700 career goals against clubs with their fans. A quality match for Manchester United's hopes, both players were presented with a gift by Sir Alex Ferguson.

The activity of the Red Devils has been very punctual, they have sought to get the best results based on their needs, often depending on the squad they are facing to see what should be imposed to play against that opponent, as well as there will be other opponents who demand other playing conditions.

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Erik ten Hag's side know that for any opponent they face they will have to innovate to get a better result, they can't expect to succeed with the style that worked for one team and then apply it to another, in the team's recent line-ups we have seen different options for using their players for crucial Premier League games.

The manager must also know how to best use his players for what it means to play every three days with the demands so high, a club like any other team, will look for ways to play a great game against Manchester United, it happens a lot in the international visits that the club has. It is also important to know how to rest players who are essential to the process of becoming a better team.

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The 24-year-old English striker was being the club's most decisive player offensively. Marcus Rashford is one of England's most lethal strikers, which is why they will look for a better option to get results. But the most important thing is to take care of the relevant players so that they do not have a relapse that he had in the game last day, they want to have him ready for Tottenham and Chelsea.