Man Utd news: Gary Neville left red-faced as Erik ten Hag frustration spotted

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has had to endure a number of headaches during a turbulent season at Old Trafford, but morale is high after Thursday's last-gasp win at Wolves.

Man of the moment Kobbie Mainoo was on hand to rifle home a 97th minute winner to relieve some of the brewing tension in the red half of Manchester. Despite that, United do still linger seventh in the Premier League table and have seen the January transfer window pass them by without making any signings.

Ten Hag had previously expressed an interest in bolstering his attacking options, but conceded that Financial Fair Play rules make that a difficult ask. As a result, the Red Devils will have to achieve their ambitions for the rest of the season with what they currently have in terms of squad members, while the FA Cup is their last realistic hope of any silverware.

Here are some of the main headlines emerging out of Old Trafford on Saturday, February 29.

Gary Neville's early season assessment of Scott McTominay's Manchester United prospects have not played out exactly as the club legend predicted.

After the Scotland international was left on the bench for the 2-0 defeat by Tottenham in August, Neville claimed that Ten Hag was perhaps doing his best to show McTominay his days at the club are numbered.

He told Sky Sports: "With Fernandes on the right, the midfield looks all over the place and the front three doesn't look capable of functioning as one. Does he go back to McTominay? Ten Hag has made five substitutions and not used him. It's almost as if he is managing him out of the club."

Six months down the line, McTominay is United's leading goalscorer in the league and has waxed lyrical over what life is like at Old Trafford under the guidance of Ten