“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
Manchester United’s recent Premier League difficulties continued as they suffered their second consecutive defeat, leaving them 11 points behind fourth-place Aston Villa, virtually ruining their hopes of finishing in the top four.
The match began well for United, with Marcus Rashford’s sensational early score giving them the lead, which they held until halftime under manager Erik ten Hag.
However, their lead was short-lived, as the hosts equalised just 10 minutes into the second half, putting United under increased strain. They eventually lost to a late winner from Phil Foden and a third goal from Erling Haaland shortly after.
Player performances varied, but goalkeeper Andre Onana stood out as one of United’s best, making important saves throughout the game and playing a significant role in their opening goal.
Diogo Dalot also gave a commendable effort for the majority of the game, albeit his level fell in the latter stages.
Raphael Varane excelled with a great defensive performance, but it wasn’t enough to keep City from scoring.
Victor Lindelof, on the other hand, struggled in an unfamiliar left-back position, and Casemiro’s performance was mediocre in comparison to his prior appearances.
Kobbie Mainoo demonstrated promise and versatility, while Scott McTominay’s advanced midfield role stabilised United’s midfield, albeit at the price of their attacking threat.
Alejandro Garnacho was unusually quiet throughout the game, while Bruno Fernandes was unable to impose his normal effect as United struggled to maintain possession.
Rashford’s early goal was a standout, but his whole performance was judged decent, albeit with little influence beyond the early goal.
