MAN UTD v WOLVES
ERIK TEN HAG says his first 12 months in the Old Trafford hot-seat have laid foundations for lasting success.
And the Manchester United boss has challenged his squad to now take the next step.
Ten Hag has come a long way since opening his account last term with a home defeat to Brighton and a shock loss on the road at Brentford.
But as he prepares to welcome Wolves tonight, he maintained his squad must build on a first season which delivered the Carabao Cup and a top-four finish.
Asked to reflect on a rollercoaster first year in charge, Ten Hag admitted the club have already made bigger strides than he expected.
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