Tottenham secured a commanding 3-0 victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford, intensifying the pressure on Erik ten Hag. Micky van de Ven's early run set up Brennan Johnson for a goal within three minutes, marking the beginning of United's struggles. Alejandro Garnacho hit the post, and Bruno Fernandes received a red card in the 42nd minute for a late tackle on James Maddison.
Spurs took advantage of their numerical superiority early in the second half. Dejan Kulusevski scored, followed by Dominic Solanke's tap-in for the third goal. Andre Onana made crucial saves to prevent further damage. This win propelled Ange Postecoglou's team to eighth place with 10 points, while United fell to 12th, trailing Brentford on goal difference.

United have endured a challenging start to the season, managing only one Premier League goal at Old Trafford so far. That lone goal came during their opener against Fulham. Fernandes' dismissal added to their woes as he became the fourth United captain sent off in the competition at Old Trafford, marking his first red card in 242 appearances for the club.
Despite United's poor performance, Spurs' achievements should not be overlooked. They generated an impressive 4.67 expected goals from 24 shots, with 10 hitting the target. Spurs also created nine big chances, matching a Premier League record set by Arsenal against Fulham in January 2019.
The visitors capitalised on six significant opportunities in the second half and netted two goals to secure their first away win of this Premier League season. Tottenham's attacking display was relentless and effective throughout the match.
This result highlights Tottenham's growing strength under Postecoglou and raises questions about Manchester United's current form and strategy under Ten Hag. The match statistics underscore Spurs' dominance and United's ongoing challenges.