Manchester United coach Ralf Rangnick press conference against Watford tomorrow
On Ukraine: "The circumstance is frantically miserable, everyone thinks that. Simply not a good circumstance that we have a sort of wat in Europe. Consequently the choice UEFA took was unavoidable. It was the ideal choice.
On Watford: "It's a vital game, however this is the situation with pretty much every team. We need to keep the momentum against Watford, and afterward be prepared for the forthcoming games subsequently. We are completely mindful we need to focus on the match tomorrow."
On Hodgson: "We've met many times [Roy Hodgson], we haven't played against one another to the extent that I recall with our teams. Be that as it may, we know one another and I'm anticipating warmly greeting him before and after the game. In his initial two games he played in a 4-4-2, similar to the one he used to play with his previous clubs. They changed in the third game at half-time and from that point forward they've played in a 4-3-3 as they did under Ranieri. The style is comparative I would agree, they have three quick, physical strikers, continuously searching for the transitionary moments, playing pretty fast, so this is their greatest threats."
On fixtures in March: "It could [be defining our season], however for us it just seems OK to take each game one after the other. The aim is to completely recuperate from the game two days ago and play to the highest possible performance tomorrow at home, dominate the match against Watford and afterward we have a typical week to plan for the derby and for Manchester City."
On Elanga chants: "Yes I know [Elanga's chant], everybody could hear that chant, indeed, I know that chant. It's great for the kid and it shows how innovative our fans are, however I likewise should say every one of the players were consistent that came on were fantastic, it was not just him. In the final part, we changed the game, we re-gathered the entire group and it was not only him, yet different subs, including Matic, who also changed the game."