Asked if he was surprised that Udogie’s challenge did not go to VAR, Ten Hag replied: ‘Yes. What can you do? But I am used to it, all season that is the case. At Spurs there was similar, a clear handball from Romero and I can list a number more.

‘In some point of the season I think it will turn to our side. Let’s hope for that.’

Manchester United felt they should have had a penalty after Alejandro Garnacho was brought down by Destiny Udogie during Manchester United’s draw with Tottenham at Old Trafford

Red Devils boss Erik ten Hag insisted he is ‘used to’ decisions going against Manchester United

United led twice through Rasmus Hojlund and Marcus Rashford, but were pegged back by goals from Richarlison and Rodrigo Bentacur.

Ten Hag was unhappy about Richarlison’s header from a corner because he felt his players should have been braver in defending Pedro Porro’s delivery as they were held 2-2 in Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s first game at Old Trafford since his £1.3billion investment was confirmed.

Ten Hag added: ‘He (Ratcliffe) will have seen a team fighting for each other and trying to get a win. You have seen great goals from our side, but also what he would have noticed is we should have been more man (manly) when we have to defend corners.

‘I think we scored two great goals and we conceded two very soft goals. I have seen some good spells, two goals but also some other chances. You are slightly disappointed when you don’t get the result.’

Sir Jim Ratcliffe watched on as United were held to a 2-2 draw with the north London side