**"Madness and Anger" Drive Manchester United's Comeback Victory Against Brentford** Erik ten Hag credited the "madness and anger" surrounding a controversial incident as the catalyst for Manchester United's impressive 2-1 comeback win over Brentford at Old Trafford on Saturday. The match took a pivotal turn when Matthijs de Ligt was forced off the pitch due to a head injury just before Brentford scored their opening goal. Brentford's Ethan Pinnock found the net from a corner during added time while De Ligt was receiving treatment, marking the third time he had to be attended to during the match. The goal sparked outrage from De Ligt, Ten Hag, and assistant coach Ruud van Nistelrooy, leading to bookings for both the manager and his assistant. Ten Hag suggested that the perceived injustice of the situation fueled his team's response, ultimately leading to their second-half resurgence and victory.