Manchester United ON BRINK OF DISASTER After Porto Thriller! What's Next For The Red Devils?

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has called for patience and calm after a hard-fought 3-3 draw at Porto in their latest Champions League match. The Red Devils were on the brink of disaster after a dismal first half but staged a remarkable comeback in the second half to salvage a point.

The result has left United two points off the top of their Champions League group, but Ten Hag remains optimistic about his team's chances of progressing to the knockout stages. The United boss has never been one to shy away from challenges, and this latest test has given him and his players plenty to think about.

After a calamitous start to the game, which saw Porto take a 2-0 lead within the first 15 minutes, United were staring at the very real possibility of a crushing defeat. However, the team responded remarkably well in the second half, showcasing their resilience and determination to succeed.

Ten Hag praised his players for their spirit and for staying in the game, even when things seemed to be going against them. He realizes, however, that there is still plenty of work to be done and is calling for patience from the fans as United navigates this tricky period.

'It was a tough game, and we needed to be strong,' Ten Hag said in the post-match interview. 'The players showed great character and spirit to come back from 2-0 down, and we showed that we can play better when we are under pressure.'

'We had some good chances in the first half, but we didn't take them, and we were punished for that. The second half was better, and we created more chances. We need to keep working on our game and try to do better next time.'

Manchester United's next few matches will be crucial in determining their season's trajectory. With tough fixtures against top Premier League sides and Champions League matches on the horizon, Ten Hag's call for patience is timely. The United faithful will be hoping for a strong response from their team as they navigate this challenging period.