(Reuters) - Manchester United will not be complacent when they play Real Betis in the second leg of their Europa League last-16 tie on Thursday, despite starting with three-goal advantage, manager Erik ten Hag said.
United overwhelmed the Spanish side 4-1 at home thanks to goals from Marcus Rashford, Antony, Bruno Fernandes and Wout Weghorst, four days after their humbling 7-0 loss to Liverpool in the Premier League."Definitely, we have to put up a team that can adapt during the game. We know our opponent can, because they have really good players, they a lot of variations. So we have to be aware of that and be ready to go and battle with them.
"They will play, both," Ten Hag said."Last week we had a good result, but we have to again - and we need our best players." The Brazil international adds to United's absences, with Argentina youngster Alejandro Garnacho also missing due to an ankle injury."It's difficult to make a diagnosis this quickly. But I saw him limping and that's why I took him off.
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