Manchester United Scores Stoppage-Time Win Against Fulham, Easing Pressure on Coach Ten Hag

Stoppage-time goal by Bruno Fernandes against Fulham stays pressure on Erik Ten Hag after the team's worst season start since 1962 and successive home defeats; Rashford's absence due to leg knock intensifies internal issues.

Manchester United secured a much-needed 1-0 victory against Fulham on Sunday, with captain Bruno Fernandes scoring the only goal during stoppage time, relieving some pressure on manager Erik Ten Hag.
Man Utd’s recent poor form had incited a demand for more effort from their fans, sparking fears about the team's future under Ten Hag.
Despite the victory, Man Utd's issues, including a lack of identity and motivation, are unlikely to disappear, with the team still having not won against a top 10 Premier League team away from home since last November.
A point of contention was a goal by Scott McTominay that was disallowed due to a 'subjective offside' by Harry Maguire, an incident that raised questions about the use of VAR in officiating.
Forward Marcus Rashford missed the game following a minor injury and was criticised by Ten Hag for attending a birthday party at a nightclub after the team's loss to Manchester City.