Manchester United fans dropped their clear-cut verdict on Matthijs de Ligt after the Dutch defender’s performance against Brentford on Saturday at Old Trafford.

Brentford took the lead at Old Trafford after Manchester United defender Matthijs de Ligt was told to leave the pitch by referee Samuel Barrott because of a head cut

Erik ten Hag will breathe a huge sigh of relief after Manchester United came back from a goal down to defeat Brentford 2-1 in their Premier League game at Old Trafford on Saturday.Second-half goals

It was another half without any end product from Manchester United, but Matthijs de Ligt looked like he had been through a war before the break when his cut reopened.Just 14 minutes into the game, De

De Ligt had sustained a head injury early in the game after a clash with Brentford forward Kevin Schade. The centre-back’s head clattered into the opposition striker’s knee, causing blood to pour down his face.

Matthijs de Ligt suffered a worrying head collision in the early stages of Manchester United 's Premier League clash against Brentford this afternoon. The Red Devils defender was left bloodied after colliding with Brentford striker Kevin Schade's knee, prompting a lengthy delay at Old Trafford.

Manchester United player Matthijs de Ligt and the coaching team were left incensed by Brentford’s opener at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon.Luckily the Red Devils were able to turn the match

De Ligt had been ordered to come off the pitch by referee Samuel Barrott to attend to a head wound that wouldn't stop bleeding.