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Harry Maguire should be dropped from the Manchester United side after their humiliating 6-1 defeat against Tottenham on Sunday.United were torn apart by Spurs at Old Trafford, conceding four goals in the first half of a Premier League game for the first time in their history.Quick-fire goals from Tanguy Ndombele and Son Heung-min edged the visitors in front after Bruno Fernandes’ early penalty, before Anthony Martial was shown a red card for slapping Erik Lamela.Son and Harry Kane then added another two for Spurs before half-time, capping a miserable opening 45 minutes for United.And it didn’t get any better for them after the interval, with Serge Aurier's strike and a Kane penalty handing Jose Mourinho a 6-1 victory at the home of his

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has slammed Erik Lamela for his part in the incident that saw Anthony Martial shown a red card for Manchester United.

straight to your inbox Luke Shaw has conceded that all of the Manchester United players who were on the pitch against Tottenham were to blame for the embarrassing defeat. Despite going a goal ahead early on through a Bruno Fernandes penalty, a long line of errors and relentlessly atrocious defending saw United conspire to lose 6-1.

straight to your inbox Ole Gunnar Solskjaer blasted Tottenham winger Erik Lamela for helping to get Antony Martial sent off during Manchester United's capitulation to Tottenham at Old Trafford. United were down 2-1 when Lamela made contact with Martial while waiting for a Tottenham corner.

Tottenham humiliated Manchester United this evening in a 6-1 hammering at Old Trafford - before Jose Mourinho rubbed salt in the wounds at the full-time whistle.Spurs ripped United apart in a devastating opening 45 minutes, despite Bruno Fernandes breaking the deadlock from the penalty spot when Davinson Sanchez brought down Anthony Martial in the box.Nevertheless, Tanguy Ndombele brought the visitors level immediately before Son Heung-Min edged them in front.And when Martial saw red for slapping Erik Lamela, Son and Harry Kane added another two for Spurs before half-time.It was the first time United have ever conceded four first-half goals in the Premier League.Serge Aurier and Kane then sealed the rout in the second half, ensuring Ole

Manchester United concede four goals in the first half of their clash with Tottenham on Sunday.The Red Devils were ripped apart by Spurs at Old Trafford, despite initially taking the lead when Bruno Fernandes converted from the penalty spot after two minutes.Tanguy Ndombele immediately brought Jose Mourinho’s side level, before Son Heung-Min edged them in front three minutes later.And when Anthony Martial was shown a red card for slapping Erik Lamela in the 28th minute, Son and Harry Kane added another two for Spurs before half-time.It is the first time United have ever conceded four first-half goals in the Premier League, plunging Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s future into doubt.Club legend Evra was absolutely seething at the interval, producing a

straight to your inboxGary Neville was in two minds over Anthony Martial's controversial red card for Manchester United against Tottenham Hotspur. The United attacker saw red after a clash with Erik Lamela, which saw the Spurs attacker catch Martial with an elbow as the two tussled prior to a corner.

straight to your inboxManchester United striker Anthony Martial saw red in a disastrous first half against Tottenham Hotspur.Martial was sent off in the 28th minute of Sunday's Premier League showdown at Old Trafford following an off-the-ball clash with Erik Lamela.Replays showed that Martial had retaliated to a push from Lamela, who escaped without punishment.Having ruled that Martial caught Lamela in the face, referee Anthony Taylor gave the Frenchman his marching orders.With the offence classed as violent conduct, that means the United forward now faces a three-match Premier League ban.So, here are the games he is set to miss:Sat Oct 17 Newcastle United (a)Sat Oct 24 Chelsea (h)Sun Nov 1 Arsenal (h)Get the latest breaking Manchester

Tottenham came from behind to inflict a damaging defeat on Man Utd after a frantic first-half of football which had everything.

Manchester United fans all said the same thing after Luke Shaw’s calamities against Tottenham as Alex Telles’ move edges closer.The Englishman was left helpless as the Red Devils went into half time 4-1 down against former boss Jose Mourinho’s side.Bruno Fernandes slotted a penalty after just a minute of play – but it was cancelled out when Tanguy Ndombele capitalised on a confusion in United’s defence.Harry Maguire headed the ball backwards, not spotting Erik Lamela next to him, which forced Shaw into action.As the full-back tried to clear the ball away, he was pulled to the ground as Tottenham’s midfielder was left with a clean shot at goal.And the north London side were ahead on 10 minutes when Son Heung-Min ran onto a quick free-kick

Frank Lampard has been praised for getting involved in touchline spats with Jose Mourinho and Jurgen Klopp. It has been a difficult start to the season for Chelsea, who are out of the Carabao Cup after losing to Tottenham on Tuesday night.

Tottenham debutant's part in Timo Werner's opener.Summer signing Werner fired Chelsea in front 19 minutes into the game after the visitors had dominated during the early stages a the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.The goal was Reguilon's fault, with the left-back losing the ball cheaply and then diving into a tackle he failed to win.Cesar Azpilicueta made him pay, picking out Werner on the edge of the box, and the Germany star smashed it home through a crowd of bodies.Mount was spotted appearing to laugh at Reguilon's misfortune as Azpilicueta's cross was whipped in.But it was Spurs' new signing who had the last laugh as his side made it through to the last eight, after he set up Erik Lamela's late equaliser to force the penalty shootout.Lampard

Jose Mourinho has lifted the lid on a bizarre request he and goalkeeper Joe Hart made ahead of Tottenham's Europa League win over Shkendija - after Hart noticed the goals were too small.

Gareth Bale has been handed the No.9 shirt after his return to Tottenham.

Tottenham livewire, who since the season's resumption has committed more fouls per game than any other Premier League player, denies it has anything to with orders from Jose Mourinho.After their recent scrappy 1-0 victory over Everton, Spurs boss Mourinho claimed he did not want ‘nice boys’ in his side as they never win things.However, Lamela is adamant those words have not been on his mind while constantly being blown up for infringements over the last eight games..Yes, he may lose his rag in the heat of the battle, but, according to the Argentina winger, his high foul count is more down to the officials making wrong calls.Lamela conceded: “It’s the way sometimes I play football.

Erik Lamela has denied reports suggesting Jose Mourinho is already losing the dressing room at Tottenham, insisting the squad are “very happy” with the Portuguese.

Tottenham have been warned not to make the same mistake if Harry Kane quits the club as they did after Gareth Bale left.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's in-game management is simple and motivational: "Get in the box, Antho." "Mason, just find a position, son, and get a goal." Paul Pogba was alerted to a round of applause from his manager.A United coach - presumably Kieran McKenna - could be heard hollering 'Bruno!' after Marcus Rashford gathered the ball to take what was going to be United's second penalty at Tottenham until the Video assistant referee corrected the ropy Jon Moss. Solskjaer politely demanded a booking for Erik Lamela whereas some of his players opted for expletives to conclude referee Moss was 'taking the p--s'.Sometimes, a manager has to cut loose.

Tottenham is in jeopardy. Scotland winger Fraser yesterday rejected a short-term contract extension to stay with the Cherries beyond June 30.The 26-year-old wants a move to a top-six club, with Spurs his preferred destination.

Tottenham will only pursue Chelsea winger Willian - if they off-load Erik Lamela first.