Manchester United's embattled manager Erik ten Hag dialed it in perfectly to spring an FA Cup shock over Manchester City, Barcelona bid farewell to Xavi in less than gracious circumstances, and Bayern Munich seemed to settle on Vincent Kompany as their new manager.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is sweating on his future as the club conducts an end-of-season review.

Erik ten Hag said he will “go somewhere else to win trophies, because that is what I do” if Manchester United decide to part ways with the manager. Ten Hag, 54, was speaking after his side’s FA Cup final victory over Manchester City — the build-up to which was dominated by uncertainty around his future.

Erik ten Hag fears he could still be sacked by Manchester United despite winning the FA Cup, a source has told ESPN.

LONDON (AP) — If this was Erik ten Hag’s final game in charge of Manchester United, it was a sensational way to go out. Against the backdrop of intense speculation that he is about to be fired, Ten Hag and United stunned defending champion Manchester City 2-1 to lift the FA Cup at Wembley on Saturday.

Ten Hag’s side shocked neighbours City, with Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo scoring in a 2-1 win that sealed FA Cup glory.

Erik ten Hag picked up his second trophy as Manchester United manager on Saturday in the FA Cup final, but is that enough to keep him in a job?

The Red Devils are still basking in the glory of a memorable afternoon at Wembley, but it's not enough to absolve their head coach

Erik ten Hag was in a feisty mood as he took on the press following Manchester United's FA Cup triumph, insisting he will win trophies anywhere he goes.

Erik ten Hag may have done just enough to save his job at Manchester United thanks to a 2-0 victory over Manchester City in Saturday’s FA Cup final - a performance Jose Mourinho would have been proud