(Reuters) - Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag said his team know how to beat Real Sociedad by two clear goals to secure top spot in their Europa League group when they visit the LaLiga side on Thursday.
United sealed a place in the knockout rounds last week with a 3-0 home victory over Sheriff Tiraspol but need to beat the Spanish team by more than one goal to leapfrog them in the Group E standings."We know what we have to do -- win by a two-goal margin. But if you want to win the trophy you have to win all the games so we have to win every one."
"I think their coach likes poetic football, they want to play and I think they will stick to that. If it's a different approach we will adapt but we know what to do."
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