The biggest issue for Manchester United in the   second half is not Erik ten Hag's replacements.

Manchester United Drew against Spurs in dying minutes,

Although Ten Hag's in-game adjustments have been one of United's greatest strengths this year, they have also been one of their greatest weaknesses this month. In three games in April alone, they have helped to produce unfavourable outcomes.

There was jumbled reasoning at Newcastle, Joined's capitulation against Sevilla began with the unimportant changes on the hour of the main leg and Joined were debilitated with each clump of twofold changes at Tottenham.

Ten Hag at least took initiative. Before Pedro Porro's strike on 56 minutes, United was under pressure and a goal seemed inescapable as the second half got underway.

The personnel selection was still puzzling. Jadon Sancho had just played the finest football he'd played all year, and Christian Eriksen was a familiar face to Spurs fans.

"Assuming you have seen the game you have seen additionally in the period after half time we let completely go in the game," Ten Witch made sense of, "and I arranged the subs currently before the 2-1 and you could see that objective coming.

"With Fred, you bring energy, one who can win the ball. On Sunday he was splendid. What's more, with Military, you bring one who can keep the ball and you can have (Marcus) Rashy, Antony and Bruno (Fernandes) make runs behind and that was the ticket."

Marcus Rashford detached Eric Dier overwhelming everything in the vicinity for Joined's subsequent objective. Come at the situation from Dier's perspective at the top of the hour: Rashford moves further away and is supplanted by Anthony Military. Any protector would decide to be set in opposition to the forsaken Military.

How should Wout Weghorst and Tyrell Malacia's presentations 10 minutes after the fact not float Tottenham? One battles to score and one battles to safeguard. In protection, midfield and assault, Ten Witch purposely debilitated Joined together.