Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNSC. I'm Dan Thomas during the studio today by Stevie

Nick. We'll start in the Premier League and late drama at Old Trafford Manchester United

Nation against Brentford. Brentford led for much of this game. After opening the scoring

in the 26th minute, Scott McTominay, they would come on and would certainly put in a

super subperformance not only to get the equalizer but the winner as well as Manchester United

would come from behind to win by two goals, so one. For more on this, let's welcome

in, Joey Franklapurfis with us. And Rob Dawson was that the game? Even with your

dower ways, Rob, that must have been quite an exciting finish to be present for all.

It was, you know, stoppage time that the last six minutes were fantastic. Nightfans blew

the room for Old Trafford when that second goal, particularly when that second goal went

in. The problem, like you say, for it very soon, however, gives you the 90 minutes

were well-full, really. Another underwhelming performance probably plastered over by those

two late Scott McTominay goals that the problem is though that the United cannot go through

this season, playing like that and expect to be successful. Happy ending today because

Scott McTominay's got those two goals at the end, but more problems for Tenhark.

Oh, but could this be the catalyst, Stevie? Could this be them turning the corner? The

momentum, three points out of nothing, kicks start the season. You know, it's very rare

that the reply to that would be no, because generally, a result like this and an ending

like this is exactly what happens. It brings everybody together. It kicks that's everything

and everybody's, but the truth is, if you're Tenhark, although you want the game, when

you go in your coaches room and shut the door, you've probably got more problems now than

you did before the ball was kicked. I mean, he's had, and I say had, because he had no

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