Man Utd travel to Aston Villa on Sunday in a game that could decide the immediate future of manager Erik ten Hag.

A familiar set of events is unfolding at Old Trafford, writes Richard Jolly, but can Ten Hag escape before he is sucked down?

Manchester United minority owner Jim Ratcliffe refused to say if he had faith in manager Erik ten Hag on Friday. The British billionaire, who bought a

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is planning to attend Manchester United's game against Aston Villa this weekend with Erik ten Hag back in the spotlight

Erik ten Hag has urged his players to “step up” in what could be a potentially defining game for the beleaguered manager when Manchester United take on Aston Villa on Sunday in front of Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

Man United face Aston Villa on Sunday in the Premier League in what could be Erik ten Hag's final game in charge

Erik ten Hag remains confident that Manchester United will overcome their current struggles and turn their season around, while he has stated that he isn’t worried about losing his job. United’s 3-0 defeat on Sunday against Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford has heaped pressure on Ten Hag,

Manchester United minority owner Jim Ratcliffe refused to say if he had faith in manager Erik ten Hag on Friday.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe was stopped in Barcelona and asked about Erik ten Hag on Friday afternoon. Manchester United drew 3-3 with FC Porto on Thursday and some suspected Ratcliffe would make the short flight over the Spanish border to watch the Europa League clash.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe says Manchester United decision on Erik ten Hag ‘not my call’ - Sunday’s 3-0 home defeat at Tottenham was compounded four days later as United blew a two-goal lead against Porto