Alejandro Garnacho opens up on training ground routine that was key to Man Utd's turnaround against Brentford

United ended their five-game winless run across all competitions on Saturday as they came back from behind to beat Brentford 2-1 in the Premier League at Old Trafford. Ethan Pinnock's goal saw the Bees take the lead at the stroke of half-time, however, Garnacho equalised just two minutes after the start of the second half. Rasmus Hojlund then scored the winner just past the hour mark to secure much-needed three points for the Red Devils.

Garnacho converted a brilliant first-time volley in the 47th minute from a pin-point Marcus Rashford cross to bring his side back into the game. After the match, Garnacho praised the team's mentality as they staged a comeback victory while revealing the move that resulted in his goal was part of a training drill that he regularly practices with Rashford.

Speaking to MUTV after the match, the 20-year-old said, "I missed two big chances in the first half, but I came back in the second half with the same mentality, trying to score and win the game, and, finally, I could do it. I know [Rashford can do this] because we tried it in training this week. I know he has a very good cross and I have to be ready in the back post. When he crossed it, I shot the first time and I scored, so I’m happy."

Erik ten Hag's side will be back in action during midweek in the Europa League as they face their former manager Jose Mourinho and his Turkish Super Lig side Fenerbahce.