Quote from: Leviathan.007 on October 07, 2023, 10:36:34 PM

Brentford was not a strong team to make a problem for a team like Manchester United and I think were expecting a much better performance from Ten Hag and his players but until the last minutes of the game Manchester United was about to lose this game against Brentford. Scott McTominay saved his team and he scored two goals in the last minutes of the game, he said David Beckham inspired him for him good performance he had against Brentford.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/67041478

A very sad day for Brentford! It's painful seeing things like that happening when you least expect it to happen. No one expected that come back again, not even manchester united players or fans. At where I watched the game, United fans have started leaving the hall one by one before the incredible come back happened. Brentford stands no chance against united despite their current form but luckily for them to have scored one goal and was able to maintain it till injury time, I didn't expect their defense to be that slack and allow manchester united to penetrate. I see their effort as wasted and labored in vain. I personally root for manchester united to win but not in that manner, it was too emotional.

Quote from: Stable090 on Today at 08:29:40 AM

Brentford played a strong defensive game against Manchester United, they didn’t allow Manchester United to score early in the match, their defence was just too strong for Manchester United to break. They tried to maintain the one-goal lead, but unfortunately things didn’t go well for them, they ended up conceding two goals towards the end of the match, another lucky match for Manchester United.

I doubt the strength of their defense. Perhaps it is a misplaced priorities for failing to strengthen the defense when it matter the most. They could have maintain the lead till final whistle if they hadn't relent in keeping the defense strong. It's just unfortunate they assumed it is over but manchester united proved to them that it's not yet over in football until final whistle is blown.