Sheffield United 1-2 Manchester United: What Ten Hag said

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag, speaking to MOTD: "Every game is tough in the Premier League. Always after international breaks when players play different styles and systems with their nations and then when you get back you have to get back to your routine.

"You saw in the first half it was not our best game, it was far from fluid. We got a goal but we have to be more composed and more mature to stay in the game at 1-0 up and now give up the goal so quickly.

"At half time I said find a way to win and I think we were much better in the second half.

"Scott McTominay is a very good fighter. He arrived there at the right moment and it was a good goal."

On Sir Bobby Charlton: "Very sad, our thoughts are with his family, especially his wife, his children and grandchildren.

"What he achieved in football was immense. Also his personality off the pitch. The football world lost a big man.

"We had to show our respect for him and I think we did that today. We wanted to celebrate but also to remember him."