Manchester United must beat Bayern Munich and hope for a draw in another match to progress in the Champions League. Scott McTominay endorses the team's environment and expresses support for the coach.
Manchester United face a crucial assignment against Bayern Munich on Tuesday night with the belief that anything is possible – and a ringing endorsement from Scott McTominay about the environment he has created for the players. United must beat Bayern under the Old Trafford lights and hope the other Group A tie between Copenhagen and Galatasaray finishes in a draw in order to progress.
Given United’s erratic form, it feels as though it could be a tall order for them simply to fulfil their side of the bargain, although Bayern – hammered 5-1 at Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga on Saturday – have nothing tangible to play for, having already sewn up top spot. There was stirring rhetoric from within the United camp on Monday with McTominay, the team’s leading scorer in all competitions with six goals, insisting that everyone was behind Ten Hag, who came under renewed fire after the dismal 3-0 home defeat against Bournemouth on Saturday. McTominay made his United debut under José Mourinho in 2017 and has also experienced the tenures of Ole Gunnar Solskjær and Ralf Rangnic
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