Joao Pedro headed home in the fifth minute of injury time to give Brighton a 2-1 win over Manchester United on Saturday and renew the scrutiny on manager Erik ten Hag.
BRIGHTON, England —
It’s a result that will be extra tough for United to take as the visitors had a potential winner ruled out in the 70th minute for an almost comical offside. Zirkzee had come on as a substitute to score an 87th-minute winner against Fulham in United’s season opener but the summer signing was once again on the bench at Brighton, with Ten Hag playing Bruno Fernandes as a false nine instead.
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