Can Erik ten Hag reset the culture at Manchester United? | Match of the Day 2

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BBC Sport published this video item, entitled “Can Erik ten Hag reset the culture at Manchester United? | Match of the Day 2” – below is their description.

Match of the Day 2’s Jermaine Jenas, Mark Chapman and Fara Williams discuss how Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag can reset the culture at the club after two defeats in their first two Premier League games under the Dutchman.

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