Erik ten Hag said he didn't have enough time to run through everything his team did wrong in the first half of their Premier League victory over Leicester City.
Two goals from Marcus Rashford and one from substitute Jadon Sancho helped United win 3-0 against Brendan Rodgers' side. They didn't have everything their own way, though, with goalkeeper David de Gea called into action more than once.
A save from Kelechi Iheanacho was arguably the pick of the bunch as De Gea equalled a Peter Schmeichel clean sheet record. United fans might have felt their team was fortunate to go in ahead at the break, and the manager appeared to agree.
