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Support For Ronaldo Plummets After Leaving Old Trafford Before Full-Time

Support For Ronaldo Plummets After Leaving Old Trafford Before Full-Time
Colman Stanley
By Colman Stanley
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Some were calling Man United's 2-0 win over Spurs their best performance since Alex Ferguson departed as manager, but once again the actions of Cristiano Ronaldo have overshadowed what the players achieved on the pitch.

Man United dominated Spurs for entire match, with Hugo Lloris' heroics and Marcus Rashford's poor form in front of goal preventing a bigger win for the home side.

However, the main talking points post-match were the actions of Ronaldo, who was seen walking down the tunnel in frustration before the final-whistle, and was later revealed to have left the stadium entirely before full-time.

While many Man United fans have been slow to criticise the club legend, his latest outcry has brought huge backlash on social media.

Ronaldo Departs Old Trafford Early

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Following the result, Erik ten Hag showed impressive leadership and composure when asked about the Ronaldo situation, focusing on the performance rather than the actions of his troubled star.

"Today we celebrate this result," said the Man United manager.

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Of course we think about Saturday and another big game. We have to prepare really well and the rest we deal with tomorrow.

"We had some more really good performances like Liverpool and Arsenal but this was the game from start to the end we were really good and I told the team it was very enjoyable to watch.

"The plan was to get in those spaces, but you need switch of play, dynamic and get their backline back. You have to get the spaces for the shots and it was good to see the transfer of the gameplan.

"What was first, chicken or egg? The Spurs team is a great team so far, I have analysed them and it was difficult to play them. That is why I am so happy with the performance and it was good to see."

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