The Dutchman is under increased pressure in the managerial hotseat following Monday night's hammering defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace.
Man United were demolished at Selhurst Park by Oliver Glasner's men, with Michael Olise bagging a brace, whilst Jean-Philippe Mateta and Tyrick Mitchell also got onto the scoresheet.
For the first time in the club's history, the Red Devils have now been defeated by Crystal Palace twice in a single season, highlighting the seriousness of their drop in form.
The visitors believe that they had a legal goal ruled out in the first half, with Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson judged to have been fouled in the lead up.
Man United 'will not sack Ten Hag this month'According to The Telegraph, Manchester United have made a critical decision over the future of Ten Hag following Monday night's sobering defeat in the capital.
The report claims that the Red Devils will not part ways with the Dutchman before their FA Cup final meeting with local rivals Manchester City on May 25.
It is understood that the United hierarchy will give Ten Hag the chance to guide the club to its first piece of silverware this season against Pep Guardiola's troops.
This is despite calls from a host of pundits and former Man United players for the club to move in a different direction ahead of the 2024-25 term.
Ten Hag's troops booked their spot in the showpiece Wembley match with a penalty-shootout victory over Championship side Coventry City in the semi-finals.
Ten Hag's mitigating factors?Monday night's defeat at Crystal Palace was a new low for Man United this season, although
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