Rangnick: United maturity should scotch dressing room rumours

The character shown by United's under-achieving stars, who this week faced yet more reports of disharmony in the United dressing room, was impressive.

Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick greets Bruno Fernandes and Luke Shaw after the final whistle following the Premier League match at Old Trafford, Manchester. Picture: Martin Rickett/PA Wire. 

THE fall-out from a tempestuous War of the Roses is likely to live on in the form of an FA investigation into missiles being thrown by Leeds United supporters at Manchester United players, but for Ralf Rangnick, the win could be remembered as a major turning point.

After throwing away a two-goal advantage and being pegged back to 2-2 by Leeds, it looked like United’s frailties, and inability to hold a lead, were about to be exposed as they have been so many times this season.