Sir Jim Ratcliffe, a co-owner of Manchester United, participated in the London Marathon on Sunday.
After that, he went to Wembley Stadium to see the Football Association Cup semi-final match between Manchester United and Coventry.
In spite of the fact that he had completed the marathon, his day was not yet ended.
Due to the fact that Coventry came close to causing an upset, the match, which was initially comfortable for Manchester United with a 3-0 lead, became tight.
Even though United advanced thanks to a goal that was disallowed, a spectacle involving the video assistant referee, and a close victory on penalties, questions remain about the tenure of manager Erik ten Hag.
In spite of the fact that they made it to the final of the FA Cup, the team has had a difficult season.
They were eliminated from the Champions League and are currently ranked seventh in the Premier League.
Deficiencies in the defense, ineffectiveness on offense, and dubious substitutions are some of the problems that the squad is experiencing.
Ten Hag’s future at the club appears to be doubtful as a result of the escalating criticism and the widening distance between the club and the elite of the league.
