After suffering a historic defeat against Liverpool, Erik Ten Hag, coach of Manchester United, detonated the squad and performance of his players: “It was not professional”
After the historic defeat of the Liverpool against Manchester Unitedby the incredible score of 7 to 0, in a match valid for Premier League. Erik Ten Hag demonstrated all his dissatisfaction with his team’s cast, even stating that the defeat was conditioned by a lack of professionalism of the athletes on the field.
The Dutchman detonated, mainly, the team’s performance in the second stage, when they conceded six of the seven goals. “It’s pretty obvious, it wasn’t professional. In the first half, I think we were the better team. I was really surprised that, after the break, we turned the game over so quickly. How we conceded the goals is really annoying.”said the trainer.
The coach made a point of highlighting the third goal conceded by the Red Devils, just three minutes after the second. “The third was a counter-attack with unprofessional decisions: no following, no running, going forward, opening up space in midfield, no turning back. I don’t think this is Manchester United. It was really bad”said the commander.
The score went down in history and broke the record established within the confrontation itself. The North West Derby, as the classic is called, has almost 130 years of history and surpassed the 7-1 that Manchester United applied to Liverpool, at Anfield, more than 120 years ago, in 1895.
In addition, the failure entered the list of the worst defeats in the history of Manchester United, which had suffered similar results on three other occasions. With 49 points, the club remains in third place in the Premier League, but with little chance of continuing in the fight for the title, along with manchester city It is Arsenal.
Source: sportbuzz
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