PL Live: Brentford 1 - 3 Manchester United

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Full time: Brentford 1 - 3 Manchester United

United take home all the points. They will blow a huge sigh of relief after Brentford wasted several chances in the first half. See one of the goals in the video below.

Keep reading to see if some of the pre match discussion proved to be correct. Alongside that, there is social media posts from Brentford and Manchester United.

This is another new type of article for the blog.

This is the place for all the latest news and social media posts from Manchester United's trip to Brentford.

First up: This is the press conference from Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick.

What are the fans saying?

Before the match, we spoke to a few United fans. One said: "I thought we played ok at times on Saturday but we really need to sort out the back four."

Another added a simple comment: "Come on United!"

We also had a quick chat with a Brentford fan who said: "This is why I am so glad that Brentford are now in the Premier League. What a time to be alive."

Live tweets

As always, Manchester United will be talked about throughout the world during the match. A quick search of #MUFC proves this. 

Before the game, one Brentford fan posted: "I really think we can this. Manchester United are clearly not the team they used to be."

A United fan added: "I'm actually very nervous."

For the latest tweets from Brentford and Manchester United, see the list below.

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