Clement Lenglet has warned Manchester United that Spurs are ready for a ‘fight’ when the two sides meet at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Thursday night. The Red Devils currently sit fourth in the Premier League and are six points ahead of seventh-placed Spurs, who were recently embarrassed 6-1 by Newcastle United. Lenglet, on loan from Barcelona, has urged his side to show their intensity and aggressiveness from the start in order to prove they are still alive and have ‘fire in their hearts’. He also spoke positively of interim boss Ryan Mason, who was a player at the club before taking on the responsibility of managing them. Lenglet believes Mason is transparent, direct and always tells the truth which he believes is a good thing. He hopes that they can have a lot of success until the end of the season and give 100% to help Mason.
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