Watch Jadon Sancho Score 1st Man United Goal Of Erik Ten Hag Era With Early Strike Vs Liverpool

It took Manchester United just over 11 minutes to score their first goal under new manager Erik ten Hag in a friendly against Liverpool as Jadon Sancho netted.
Watch Jadon Sancho Score 1st Man United Goal Of Erik Ten Hag Era With Early Strike Vs Liverpool
Watch Jadon Sancho Score 1st Man United Goal Of Erik Ten Hag Era With Early Strike Vs Liverpool /

It took Manchester United just over 11 minutes to score their first goal under new manager Erik ten Hag in Tuesday's friendly against Liverpool.

Jadon Sancho was the player that got the goal with a low finish past Alisson Becker after 17-year-old Isaac Mabaya had made a mess of clearing a cross.

Jadon Sancho pictured after scoring the first goal of Manchester United's Erik ten Hag era in a pre-season friendly against Liverpool
Jadon Sancho pictured after scoring the first goal of Manchester United's Erik ten Hag era in a pre-season friendly against Liverpool / MUTV

Ten Hag had named a strong-looking and experienced line-up, while Liverpool left many of their senior stars on the bench early on as Jurgen Klopp opted to play three different XIs - changing every 30 minutes.

Liverpool had five teenagers in their first XI, including Mabaya, whose defensive nativity presented Sancho a chance that he took confidently.

Sancho only scored five goals in all competitions during his first season as a United player after signing from Borussia Dortmund in July 2021.

The England international, who was recently dropped by national team manager Gareth Southgate, will be hoping to have a much more productive campaign in 2022/23.

Liverpool went on to win 4-0 after further goals from Fred, Anthony Martial and Facundo Pellistri.

READ MORE: Manchester United Thrash Liverpool 4-0... But Don't Expect An EPL Power Shift


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Robert Summerscales launched FanNation Futbol in February 2022. Rob is a British journalist who previously spent two years on the sports desk at the Daily Mail in London, having earlier served as editor of CaughtOffside.com. He has been to the last two FIFA Men's World Cups, in Russia and Qatar, and is looking forward to completing his hat-trick in North America in 2026.