“He is the only one to blame” Erik Ten hag has admitted flop Player is to blame for Manchester United’s Terrible loss today against Manchester City Why does he keep blaming players what a flop coach💔 😳🙀
Manchester United’s recent troubles in the Premier League persist as they endured their second consecutive loss, widening the gap between them and fourth-placed Aston Villa to 11 points, effectively dashing their hopes of securing a top-four finish.
The game started positively for United with Marcus Rashford’s impressive early goal granting them the lead, which they successfully held onto until halftime under the guidance of manager Erik ten Hag. However, their advantage was short-lived as the hosts swiftly equalized just 10 minutes into the second half, intensifying the pressure on United.
Ultimately, they surrendered to a late winner from Phil Foden and a third goal from Erling Haaland shortly after, further compounding their woes.
Player performances were mixed, with goalkeeper Andre Onana emerging as one of United’s standout performers, making crucial saves throughout the match and playing a significant role in their opening goal. Diogo Dalot also delivered a commendable performance for the majority of the game, although his performance dipped in the latter stages.
While Raphael Varane impressed defensively with a solid performance, it proved insufficient to thwart City’s attacks. Conversely, Victor Lindelof struggled in an unfamiliar left-back position, and Casemiro’s performance was relatively mediocre compared to previous outings.
Kobbie Mainoo exhibited promise and adaptability, while Scott McTominay’s presence in an advanced midfield role helped stabilize United’s midfield, albeit at the expense of their attacking threat.
Alejandro Garnacho remained relatively subdued throughout the game, and Bruno Fernandes struggled to exert his usual influence due to United’s difficulties in retaining possession.
Although Rashford’s early goal provided a moment of excitement, his overall performance was deemed satisfactory, albeit lacking significant impact beyond the initial goal.
