Brighton manager Graham Potter says he hopes Cristiano Ronaldo has an off day when Manchester United take on his side this weekend.
Four points in their final two games will see the Old Trafford outfit secure at least Europa League football next season. However, two points from Arsenal in their four remaining fixtures will mathematically dissolve United’s top four dreams.
It has been an underwhelming season for the club, who have had very little to boast about apart from Ronaldo, who has scored 24 goals this season. Ahead of United ’s tie with Brighton, Potter hailed the Portugal captain as “sensational”, praising his capabilities even at 37.
