Cristiano Ronaldo's Manchester United continues to suffer as BIG challenges keep on coming

Manchester United after a 5-0 defeat against Liverpool, face Tottenham Hotspurs this week, in between Italian Side Atlanta would also look for revenge from the Red Devils and United face Champions Manchester City in the very next fixture of the Premier League. 

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer received yet another vote of confidence this week as speculation swirled about his position but the spotlight remains fixed on the Norwegian ahead of Saturday's visit to Tottenham Hotspur.

Unlike Barcelona, who sacked former player Ronald Koeman on Wednesday, United's hierarchy have resisted calls to send Solskjaer packing after last weekend's unthinkable 5-0 home thrashing by arch-rivals Liverpool in the Premier League.

But goodwill shown to a former favourite on the pitch can only last so long and defeat by Tottenham in north London will surely push Solskjaer ever closer to the trapdoor, especially with a derby against Manchester City the following week.