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Ten Hag defended Antony this week after the winger came under scrutiny for his recent displays. The Uinted boss insists he’s « responsible » for Antony’s poor form but backs the former Ajax star to start showing his worth.

He said: « That is also team, first, and the team is not playing well when we don’t bring him the balls and I am also responsible for that. But obviously, there was also a lot of noise and that dropped his levels. He can do better but all the players can do better.

« Antony is also a fighter, he has the confidence, he is brave and I am confident he will bring the performance that he is the right player for us. »