Man-management has so often been cited as the hallmark of Erik ten Hag's transformation of Manchester United, and understandably so, given his one season in charge has been bookmarked by several ruthless decisions.
Ten Hag's big calls have all been back-page material: Removing Jadon Sancho from first-team involvement due to fitness concerns, benching top-scorer Marcus Rashford at Wolves for being late to a meeting, axing Cristiano Ronaldo altogether after the Portuguese veteran aired his many frustrations to Piers Morgan.
But another of the Dutchman's most impressive qualities has flown somewhat under the radar - at least until this week, anyway. On Wednesday, United came back from a goal down to beat West Ham 3-1 in the FA Cup. Alejandro Garnacho rightly grabbed the headlines when his brilliant effort in the 90th minute handed the Reds a 2-1 lead - but Fred's goal will have pleased Ten Hag just as much.
