Maguire grateful for medics' green light

Erik ten Hag's side returned to winning ways in fine fashion, with Bruno Fernandes's injury-time winner sparking wild scenes in the away section. 

Battling hard to record a first clean sheet since our 1-0 home success over Copenhagen, Harry partnered Jonny Evans at the heart of our defence, with Victor Lindelof missing out due to illness.

After colliding with Rodrigo Muniz during the first two minutes in west London, Harry told MUTV of his endeavours to continue battling for his team-mates.

“Obviously I got a knock really early in the game but the doc did all the tests, I knew where I was, was answering all the questions and I completed them thankfully,” began the England international.

“If the doc says I’m okay to carry on, I’m always going to carry on.

“So, no, it felt good to be able to get through the game, help the lads to a clean sheet and more importantly three points.”

Looking ahead to another huge week in terms of our upcoming fixtures, Harry told how our focus must now quickly switch towards Wednesday's clash with FC Copenhagen in the UEFA Champions League.

We then return to Old Trafford, and the Premier League next weekend with competition new-boys Luton Town arriving in M16. Maguire says picking up vital points in both games is very much the priority.

“[They are] another two big games, where we have to go and try to get maximum points,” added Harry.

“In the Champions League at Copenhagen, we know that is going to be tough, they don't get beat at home very often.

“That's going to be tough, then it's back to Old Trafford to put things right because our home form has been nowhere near good enough.

“So we have two big games before the international break, but for now, we will rest up, recover and enjoy this result and performance.

“But we know we have a lot of improvement to do to get to where we want to be in the Premier League and in the Champions League group too.”