Mathias Jensen: Last News

Manchester United fans are already calling Saturday's match against Brentford their worst performance ever after a shocking 45 minutes of action.Erik ten Hag, the new man in the dugout, could only watch with his head in hands as his United players were pulverised after an error-strewn display from every single green (yes) shirt on the pitch. It started in disastrous fashion after a potshot from Josh Dasilva managed to wriggle its way under David de Gea.It is the only time Manchester United have ever been 4-0 down at half time in the Premier League.The Spaniard should have saved the tame effort but then went on to commit another cardinal sin by passing the ball from a goal kick to Christian Eriksen on the edge of the box.

Brentford players Rico Henry and Mathias Jensen were involved in a graphic clash of heads during the Bees’ Premier League encounter against Wolves.The injuries the pair sustained were so bad that manager Thomas Frank was forced into making a double substitution.Jensen was seen leaving the field of play with blood dripping from his face, in harrowing scenes.The two went up for the ball at the same time and ended up colliding with one another on the 20 minutes at the Community Stadium.The game had to be stalled for around five minutes as medics ran to the pitch and tended to the pair.It was deemed they needed to be replaced and substitutes Mads Roerslev and Shandon Baptiste came on.Just six minutes later, the game was halted once again as a drone flew over the pitch.The referee took both teams off as per safety protocols and the game was stopped for 18 minutes.The Bees have lost their last three Premier League matches and are looking more and more like they could be dragged back into a relegation battle.Is this the most graphic injury you've seen this season? Tell us in the comments section.After Brentford’s 3-1 loss to Manchester United on Wednesday, the Danish boss - who has just signed a fresh deal to keep him with the Bees until 2025 - said that the northwest club were lucky to get their win.Frank was stunned his side didn't claim all three points though and said United deserved nothing more than a draw at best.“I know goals change the momentum of games but if you look at the overall performance for 90 minutes there can only be one winner and that’s us. They only deserve a draw," he said via Manchester Evening News."I’m unbelievably proud of the team and the players.

Manchester United for being “unbelievably lucky” in their win over the Bees on Wednesday.The Red Devils travelled to London for the rearranged Premier League clash, with Ralf Rangnick’s side claiming a welcome 3-1 win in their battle to finish in the top four.But during another dreadful first-half, the visitors had David de Gea to thank for keeping the scores goalless heading into the break, with the Spaniard pulling off a series of crucial saves.De Gea twice prevented Mathias Jensen from breaking the deadlock in the first period, with United coming out as a different team for the second period.United quickly punished Brentford for missing those chances when Anthony Elanga controlled Fred’s pass before heading in from close range 10 minutes after the interval.Mason Greenwood then provided the tap-in on a wonderful team goal after Bruno Fernandes raced onto Cristiano Ronaldo’s brilliant chest down.And Rangnick’s side made sure of all three points when substitute Marcus Rashford fired in at the near post.Though Ivan Toney pulled a goal back following a scramble, it was too little, too late for Brentford.Who was man of the match in Manchester United's win over Brentford? Let us know in the comments section...With his side having dominated the first-half, Frank was understandably unhappy to have taken nothing from the game.And in his post-match interview, he slammed United for being “unbelievably lucky” while dismissing the excuse of his side missing so many chances.“Unbelievably proud of my team.

Ralf Rangnick has indicated Bruno Fernandes will continue as a No.8 for Manchester United following his return to form.

David de Gea

Not for the first time this season, David de Gea proved to be Manchester United’s saviour during the first half against Brentford.

Raheem Sterling went down under the challenge of Denmark players Mathias Jensen and Joakim Maehle in the first period of extra-time.

England defended their lead in the dying stages of extra-time against a weary Denmark side that had made five subs in normal time - ITV didn't spot that they had been reduced to 10 men.Despite the hectic manner of the remaining minutes, those at home would have expected the commentary team of Sam Matterface and Lee Dixon to spot that the visitors had reduced numbers.However, that wasn't the case, and it took around 10 minutes for viewers to be made away of the situation as England held onto the lead that Harry Kane gave them in extra time.Having made the full allocation of five substitutions in normal time, Denmark boss brought Jannik Vestergaard off for Jonas Wind to make six - before Mathias Jensen was forced off injured.One viewer said:

on this link here.And then it was Fulham skipper Tom Cairney’s turn to ride his luck, receiving a yellow card for a lunge at Said Benrahma that could easily have been red.Bees danger man Ollie Watkins finally tested Marek Rodak with a scorcher from 20 yards before Mitrovic finally got into the action in stoppage time.But Brentford continued to threaten in extra time with Hector just doing enough to put Watkins off at the near post.The tension continued to rise as Rodak saved a long-rage effort from Kamara and Hector blocked a shot on the turn from Mathias Jensen. And then, finally, the breakthrough.

on this link here.But then it was The Bees who had their keeper to thank – David Raya reacting superbly to beat away a stinging shot from Rhian Brewster mid way through the first half.But Raya had a lucky escape when Ayew's header struck his post and when Brewster moved in for the rebound, he completely fluffed his header from just a couple of yards out.Said Benrahma should have done better but fired over; Mathias Jensen curled a shot wide and Bryan Mbuemo failed to even make a connection six yards out when he took a wild swing at the ball.