McTominay Discoses What Ten Hag Told Him Before He Scored a Brace to Rescue Man United vs Brentford

• Scott McTominay was Man United's match hero during their Premier League match against Brentford
• The midfielder came off the bench to score a brace as United silenced Brentford 2-1 at Old Trafford
• United looked on course to lose the match before McTominay's two goals in injury time

Scott McTominay has broken silence on the conversation he had with Erik ten Hag before he came on as a substitute to net twice against Brentford.

Manchester United looked on course to fall to yet another defeat at the hands of the Bees at Old Trafford courtesy of Mathias Jensen's calamitous opener.

However, The Mirror reports that the introduction of McTominay deep in the second half became the difference maker, with the midfielder netting a brace to steer his side to victory.

McTominay, who came close to leaving United in the summer, represented Ten Hag's last throw of the dice when he was subbed on with three minutes of normal time remaining.

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What Ten Hag told McTominay

The Scotsman has now come out to disclose what Ten Hag told him as he prepared to come on as a substitute.

Speaking after the match, the United academy graduate said the Dutchman told him to go on and score.

"It was very loud, the fans were roaring us on so I couldn’t hear fully," Metro UK quoted McTominay saying when asked what tactical direction he received from his manager.

"He probably said something like: ‘Go on and score,’ which is what I did," he added.

Meanwhile, United will be hoping to build on the momentum when they take on Sheffield United in their next Premier League outing scheduled for Saturday, October 21.

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The Spaniard is yet to find a new club after leaving Manchester United upon expiry of his contract at the end of last season.

He was replaced by Andre Onana, whose start at Old Trafford has been a miserable one.