Former Premier League official Mike Dean believes Manchester United only have themselves to blame for the absence of Matthijs De Ligt for Brentford's goal at Old Trafford on Saturday.

Erik ten Hag says Manchester United were left “mad and angry” at half-time after Matthijs de Ligt was forced to leave the pitch a second time for treatment following a head injury he sustained during their 2-1 victory over Brentford.

Man United boss Erik ten Hag says his team were “angry” after Brentford scored from a corner after Matthijs de Ligt was ordered to leave the pitch with a bloody head. The Dutch defender collided

Two second-half goals secured another comeback win for Man United after they were angered by Brentford's added-time goal before half-time.

Matthijs de Ligt was left with a bloodied head following a clash with Kevin Schade towards the end of the first half in Saturday's game between Manchester United and Brentford.

The defender was bleeding profusely from the cut on his head and was asked to leave the pitch for treatment around the 40th minute of play. The Dutchman has sent back onto the field after wiping the blood off his face,