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Erik Ten Hak must also give the opportunity to play to other goalkeepers because I see Onana has no instinct at all in making saves, especially in this match which conceded three goals.
This is a very unwanted defeat and they have already dropped some points in the Premier League, if this is not evaluated then I think Manchester United will find it increasingly difficult to keep up with the game of other teams.

You say an unwanted defeats, it's really funny how people of nowadays make sentimental contributions and statements regarding their favorite clubs. The Red devils are so not in form and shaky defendlines. Erik Ten Hag will execute the actionable plans for the club if he still wants to keep his job. Wait a second, what's wrong with Erik Ten Hag? I can't figure out what's wrong with the club, is it the players or the coach? Based on their poor performance and the statement made by the Coach to the press after the game, I don't think the manager is ready to take it as a challenge to win elite oppositions.

Man U have been in bad form for more than one season now... Probably it's very important for them to find a good coach who will make the whole team play well... Of course Liverpool are very strong now and I had no doubts that they will win this away match... In the end, so far there are only two clubs that have managed to win all three matches... Man U lost two games, which shows a bad start to the season for them...

Manchester United is in a horrible shape, and Ten Hag's coaching is, to be honest, a mess. I know; they won the FA Cup. But folks, Ten Hag's got no answers and this season starts off quite badly. Other teams exist out there improving, moving forward, and producing results. And whats United doing? Watching from the sidelines, fiddling their thumbs. Its embarrassing.

Ten Hag's got a track record of excuses, not results. This is not about a couple poor games. Thats a pattern. United requires a real leader, a winner, not someone content to merely pick a pay grade. And many outstanding coaches abound who would seize the opportunity to lead Manchester United. Ten Hag's had his shot and blew it. Its time to let him go and call in someone who can really help this squad get back on track.