"Mourinho's future hangs by a thread" "The storm clouds gathering above Old Trafford all week burst open in spectacular style as Manchester United were swept aside by a rampant Spurs. And with his side languishing in 13th position, Jose Mourinho's job is surely on the line after an incomprehensible second half collapse saw his woeful defence concede three times without reply. Its difficult to recall a United back line so mistake ridden and after a bright opening where struggling Romelu Lukaku could have bagged himself a hat trick, the whole side suddenly imploded as the visitors, led superbly by the electrifying Lucas Moura took control. In fairness, United had dominated the early exchanges and could have been ahead in the opening seconds when Fred fired wide. Lukaku round Lloris but fired wide, then tamely fluffed a second opening before finally heading wide when unchallenged . Spurs took nearly 40 minutes to force their way into the game but Moura should have earned his side a penalty following a clumsy challenge by Phil Jones. What followed in two devastating minutes just after the break left United on their knees. Harry Kane looped a superb header beyond David de Gea to open the scoring and Moura added a second as defenders went AWOL. Jose rang the changes but to no avail. Again Sanchez provided little impetus, Fellaini failed to upset the Tottenham rearguard and Lindelof on for the injured Jones was as jittery as he was at Brighton, almost providing Delle Alli with a third. That honour eventually fell to Maura, courtesy of shocking defending by Chris Smalling and the stadium emptied rapidly . Whether the Reds boss remains at the helm for the upcoming trip to Burnley will remain the major talking point over the next few days. Text by Lew Fink SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS https://www.youtube.com/c/lifethebasicmanual?sub_confirmation=1 FIND LIFE THE BASIC MANUAL HERE http://lifethebasicmanual.com http://www.facebook.com/lifethebasicmanual http://instagram.com/lifethebasicmanual http://twitter.com/BasicManual