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Manchester United's players were able to train in sunny Cyprus on Friday, following Thursday night's 3-2 Europa League victory over Omonia Nicosia.

The Reds' travelling party was split into two groups for the warm-weather sessions, with 11 players remaining at the hotel to work on their recovery. Following the sessions, the players departed for Larnaca Airport, with the flight home set to land in Manchester later on Friday evening. Normally the squad would return to the UK immediately after a European game and land at Manchester Airport in the early hours of the morning.

Manchester United have to learn from the consistency of Manchester City, according to manager Erik ten Hag as he aims to bounce back from a humiliating ...

Erik Ten Hag gave a brutal assessment of his Manchester United side after a difficult two games following the international break.

However, recent performances suggest there is still work to do for Ten Hag to ensure his side perform consistently at a high level. We have to bring the intensity in every game on the pitch. Both performances left much to be desired, and Ten Hag was brutally honest about his team in his press conference today.

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[Raphael Varane](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/153053/Raphaël-Varane) available for the trip to Everton after the French international missed the win over Omonia. "That is what we have to work for now. "It's quite clear City is the standard in that. "It's not something that you build or progress in a week or a month," Ten Hag added. That is the demand from us, from the coaches to the players. They have recorded impressive wins over

The Red Devils take on in-form Everton on Sunday evening looking to make amends for last weekend's derby defeat at Manchester City.

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Erik ten Hag has been explaining the thinking behind Manchester United's decision to remain in Cyprus after a Europa League win over Omonia Nicosia.

They will not be back in domestic action until the short trip to Everton on Sunday, with the opportunity snapped up to enjoy some warm weather training before returning to England 24 hours later than usual. THE BIGGER PICTURE: United headed to their hotel, rather than the airport, after battling their way to three points against Omonia, with Marcus Rashford – who bagged a brace - and Anthony Martial getting their goals on a night that saw [3-2 victory in their latest continental outing](https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/man-united-avoid-europa-league-upset-thanks-super-subs-rashford-martial/blte8fdb94fc3cfb381) helped the Red Devils to shake some derby disappointment from their system following a 6-3 reversal against Manchester City in the Premier League.

Manchester United came from behind to snatch a crucial 3-2 away win against Cypriot outfit Omonia in the Europa League on Thursday thanks to a second half ...

The ball fell to Tyrell Malacia who was then robbed by Omonia's Brazilian forward Bruno. After half-time I think we dealt with the setback. And it paid immediate dividends, with Bruno Fernandes getting a shot on goal before setting up Rashford to level the scores in the 53rd minute. It looked like United were beginning to turn the screw when they were awarded a free-kick outside Omonia's area in the 34th minute. Manchester United came from behind to snatch a crucial 3-2 away win against Cypriot outfit Omonia in the Europa League on Thursday thanks to a second-half brace by Marcus Rashford. On a balmy night at Nicosia's 23,000 capacity GSP Stadium, United went a goal down in the first half but fought back for a morale-boosting victory after being demolished 6-3 by cross-town rivals Manchester City at the weekend.

Manchester United have to learn from the consistency of Manchester City, according to manager Erik ten Hag as he aims to bounce back from a humiliating ...

"When you had a lack of it in the last years, it's not something that you build or progress in a week or a month. "We have seen it against Liverpool, we have seen it against Arsenal, but now we have to do it on a consistent basis and that is what we have to work for now." "I think it's quite clear that City is a standard in that and there are more teams, but I think also we can deliver that.

Prior to that cameo, Martial had only played one half of football in the Premier League this term – an impressive contribution our 2-1 win over Liverpool – ...

While the manager has made it clear that while he will not rush his players back, Martial looks in line to see his game-time increased in the coming weeks, as the matches come thick and fast for the Reds at home and abroad. Martial returned to action against City in impressive fashion, and looks to be in line for more minutes when United face Omonia Nicosia in the Europa League on Thursday evening. One of the few positives from Sunday’s loss to Manchester City was the second-half introduction of Manchester United striker Anthony Martial, and his subsequent brace in the 6-3 defeat.