The trip from Manchester United to Porto has been pushed back by three hours because of bad weather.

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People don’t like Erik ten Hag’s team because they played so badly on Sunday when they lost 3-0 to Tottenham at Old Trafford.

Off the pitch, things aren’t getting much better either. The Red Devils’ trip to Portugal was delayed, which made things even worse.

On Thursday night at 8pm BST, Manchester United will play Porto in their second Europa League game of the season.

They were supposed to leave for Portugal around 3 p.m. on Wednesday, but it was foggy and wet, so they didn’t leave until 6:10 p.m.

Ten Hag’s news conference was supposed to happen at 7pm, but it has been moved to 8:30pm.

Fans’ travel plans have also been pushed back.

For boss Ten Hag, this is the latest problem. He is thought to have been given two games to save his job.

On Sunday, United will play Aston Villa away in the Premier League. This comes after their trip to Porto.

That was their first Europa League game, and they lost. FC Twente tied them 1-1 at Old Trafford.

And their losing streak to Spurs made it three games without a win. It started with a scoreless draw against Crystal Palace.

But captain Bruno Fernandes will be able to go to Villa even though he got a red card against Tottenham.

Because Manchester United was able to appeal the ruling, the Portuguese playmaker does not have to serve a three-match ban.

Ten Hag said this about the stress he’s feeling: “I’m not thinking about it, I’m not alarmed.”