Ralf Rangnick hailed the influence of Scott McTominay in Manchester United's excellent second-half performance against Brentford.
United were fortunate to go into the break goalless at the Brentford Community Stadium, but playing as the lone holding midfielder McTominay shone after the break and Rangnick said he lifted the performance of the players around him.
The Scot won the ball back to create United's second and third goals, scored by Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rashford, and his aggression was the spark that lifted the performance level.
Anthony Elanga had given United the advantage just after the break, but it was McTominay who Rangnick reserved his praise for. "In the first half we were second best in all aspects of the game.
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