Quote from: Luzin on Today at 02:09:59 PM

Quote from: tulusikhlas on Today at 01:16:09 PM

It was a shame when they were so close to victory they had to run aground due to their own mistakes at the end of the final minutes before the match ended. I was quite optimistic at that time that I would see Manchester United win and give me the win, but what happened was the opposite, they actually made a fatal mistake so they had to settle for a draw.

Never mind that the two own goals did not happen. But Ten Hag has no option to drop Maguire. But blaming Maguire is also wrong, Man United's performance of the second half declined. Or indeed Sevilla improved his playing style. Fortunately, there is currently no calculation of home and away goals. So there is hope but it is small, I feel pessimistic. Ten Hag must immediately think about the second leg for them to get trophies this season, although there is still a chance in the FA Cup.

It's like saying a draw is the same as the two teams have never played for the first leg, but this is also a loss for Manchester United who have to play an away match at Sevilla. Regardless of what happened, I can't draw too many conclusions regarding the mistakes Maguire made in that match. Maybe it's my hope that Manchester United will be able to recover with the current squad because we know that many key players have been absent due to injury in the first leg match.