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WHAT ERIK TEN HAG CAN AND CAN'T DO DURING HIS TOUCHLINE BAN VS EVERTON Erik ten Hag will not take up his usual touchline position this weekend when his side travel to Everton in the
Premier League. Ten Hag was issued an automatic one-game ban prior to the international break after picking up his third yellow card of the campaign against Luton Town. Under new roles this
season, a manager only needs to pick up three bookings to earn a touchline ban, reduced from last season's four to try and prevent misconduct from the sidelines. WHERE CAN TEN HAG WATCH
THE MATCH FROM? The United boss will likely watch the match from the director's box this weekend because he has received a regulatory one-match suspension for yellow cards accrued. CAN
HE COMMUNICATE WITH HIS PLAYERS AND BENCH? Due to his suspension, Ten Hag cannot go down to the bench directly to deliver messages to his team but he can communicate with the dugout by
phone or a 'runner'. The United boss will be allowed to communicate with his team inn the dressing room prior to kick-off and at half-time to get his point across. However, he will
not be allowed to be on the touchline at any time. This means he cannot be at pitch level prior to the game, during the warm-ups or at the culmination of the match.