Manchester United no power to steal numbers at headquarters Arsenal. From that defeat, there were four players who were specifically mentioned by the former MU captain Roy Keane.
The Red Devils managed to take the lead in the Premier League big match on Sunday (22/1) evening WIB, through Marcus Rashford’s goal in the 17th minute, but Arsenal then rose.
The Gunners’ goals in the 24th minute by Eddie Nketiah and Bukayo Saka in the 53rd minute saw the hosts come back 2-1 up in the match.
The score was then tied again at 2-2 in the 59th minute after Lisandro Martinez’s header made the round skin lodge in the Arsenal goal.
However, towards the end of the match, Eddie Nketiah managed to score his second goal in the match as well as ensure full points for Arsenal, who are still firmly on top of the Premier League standings.
Keane Sort Luke Shaw, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Fred, Scott McTominay
In his analysis on Sky Sports, Roy Keane said that there were four players who actually showed that Man United was still “so-so” even though they had looked better this season.
“United have made improvements, but at the end of the match I saw that Shaw was still in the left-back sector. There were questions about his abilities,” said Keane.
“(Also) Wan Bissaka, Fred, McTominay. So it seems Manchester United haven’t really moved on from their past problems.”
“I don’t blame them because this is a tough match, Arsenal also deserve appreciation. This is a reality (for MU). I still think MU is still lacking (to participate in fighting for the title).”
In this regard, Roy Keane emphasized his opinion that the Red Devils are currently unable to be involved in the Premier League title race.
“Today they lost players but a squad like United should be able to cope,” said Keane.
“At a time when things are difficult, you look at the bench and what is there is not good. After spending a lot of money, United still have a shortage.”
“I think they can get into the top four, maybe win the cup too. But in terms of fighting for the title in the league, they are still a lot behind,” he said.
(krs/ran)
