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Please use Chrome browser for more accessible video player. Cristiano Ronaldo was not very happy when he was knocked out by Ralf Rangnick when Manchester United lost 2-0 to Brentford. Unfortunately for Manchester United, this meant that it was his irritable reaction to the substitution and not what he did on the pitch, although it helped plan the second goal miraculously. He made the highlight of the match at Brentford Community Stadium, improvising brilliantly on a hopeful cross that gave United the lead they barely deserved.

 As they leveled out in half the time, the big fear was that the waste would come back to haunt them, and it did. There was an almost inevitable feeling that United would punish them, and once Elanga unblocked the situation, the hosts were unable to return to the game.

 Brentford should have had a solid lead by halftime but gave up numerous chances and had to pay for their debauchery when Elanga nodded and United were in the lead in the 55th minute. Ivan Toni came back once at the end but the damage was done to Brentford when they failed to get the money after opening United in the first half. Manchester United leaned on familiar footing during a shocking first half when Brentford's pace, energy and straight run were regularly threatened. Mason Greenwood blocked the visitors' shot and Diogo Dalot saved a long-range shot, but United played mostly in front of Brentford's well trained defense in the first half hour.

To United's credit, they responded with real energy and once Elanga put them ahead, they were always in control, with fresh goals from Greenwood and Rashford underlining a vastly improved second half. The fact that Rashford finished with such efficiency and that Fernandes returned to his role as creator will come as a relief to Rangnick as United remain in the heels of the top four.

 Meanwhile, Brentford have cooled after a strong start to the season but are just 10 points shy of being relegated to 14th. The Red Devils are currently fifth in the league, one point behind fourth-placed West Ham and Brentford 10th thanks to a 2-1 win over Watford on Friday night. Brentford haven't beaten Manchester United since 1938, but Tuesday's game will be the first league meeting since the two sides have been drawn since 1947.

Manchester United will travel to Brentford on Tuesday nightknowing they will move up to fourth place in the Premier League if they win.Manchester United continue to search for the top four when they face Brentfordin the Premier League on Wednesday. Manchester United are 7th in the PremierLeague standings ahead of a trip to Brentford on Wednesday and the Red Devilsare under pressure to put together a period of form in the second half of theseason that will see them qualify for the Champions League .

 Brentford have conceded over 3 goals in each of their last 3 Premier League games, the same number of times they have conceded in their first 19 tournaments. Brentford conceded two goals in seven minutes of the second half as they were beaten by Manchester United. The Bees dominated the first half and created enough chances to take the lead at half-time. The Bees could have scored in two minutes when United couldn't handle a long-range shot by Mads Beha.

 Brentford continued to attack in an attempt to put pressure on United and Pinnock was saved by a header in the final minutes. Brentford attempted to respond and made three substitutions in an attempt to get back in the game. Later in the first half, Fred blocked the visitors' shot, but by then Brentford should have been in the lead.

 The half-cleaned corner gave Brentford the most trouble when Dalot beat him again in the danger zone. Ronaldo was instrumental when he threw the ball into Fernandez's trajectory in an attempt to cut through the entire Brentford defence. The angry nature of the finish gave the impression that Rashford was proving himself right.

 The break came as Brentford failed to capitalize on any of their chances but ran 4.5km more than United in the first half. It certainly wasn't a team player's reaction, and when United scored their third goal, interim manager Ralph Rangnick even felt compelled to whisper in his ear. While the break at half-time gave Manchester United a breather, Ralf Rangnick watched the full and final break as the Red Devils went into the second half with aplomb and the opening came just 10 minutes later when youngster Anthony Elanga scored a goal in match with his brand. After a disastrous 45 minutes early in the game, Manchester United definitely turned the game around as the Red Devils put in a scoring second half to beat Brentford 3-1.

 David de Gea's three saves in the first half marked a terribly unsettling debut as United were continually torn to shreds by Brentford's counter-attacks. Brentford will regret the chances they didn't convert in the first half, but United had a great David De Gea at the club. Brentford are trying to push United into the center of midfield and create a good chance in the first 15 minutes, especially on set pieces. But United punished Brentford for a second-period slut when Elanga faced a cross from Freds and scored only his second league goal for the club (55) before Greenwood took advantage of an assist from Bruno Fernandes (62) at home to score his first league goal. since October.

 Bruno Fernandes' goals in the 6th and 67th minutes gave Manchester United a 2-0 away win to Aston Villa, but the Red Devils failed to win the match. Manchester United were only leading half of the match, but that was enough to win at the Brentford Community Stadium. Manchester United bounced back from the Villa Park collapse with a 3-1 win over Brentford on Wednesday night.

 Second-half goals from Anthony Elanga, Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rushford put Manchester United two points clear of the Champions League with a 3-1 win over Brentford. Ralph Rangnix's team endured a torrid 45-minute start where his play was heavily intertwined with mediocrity as De Gea made key saves from Matthias Jensen and the home team squandered more big chances. We destroyed them in the first half, they didn't get wind of it, three big chances and there could only be one winner in this match. Manchester United were completely rotten, but thanks to the inability of David De Gea and Brentford to take their chances, they are somehow still in this game.

 He has all the ingredients for a brilliant football match as Brentford will attack Manchester United in search of three points. Manchester United were far from their best form against Norwich City on Saturday, but Cristiano Ronaldo's 75th-minute penalty gave the Red Devils three huge points, who have now won their last three Premier League games and reclaimed the lead . four disputes.