Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —
Four players piss off the coach Ralf Rangnick moment Manchester United matched by Young Boys 1-1 in the last group game Champions League at Old Trafford, Thursday (9/12) early morning WIB.
The draw not only failed to make MU swing into the round of 16 sweetly, but also canceled the revanence with Young Boys after losing 1-2 in the first meeting.
After the match Rangnick expressed disappointment because Man United failed to win against Young Boys. What was highlighted by the German coach was the game tactics that were not carried out well by Nemanja Matic and his friends.
“What really bothered us was the way we scored the goals too [untuk Young Boys]”Because we played too many balls into their first line of attack,” Rangnick said Metro.
“And this also happens with the goals we conceded. We could have thrown the ball away easily and every time we played the ball into the second or third line, we always [dalam] dangerous,” Rangnick added.
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Man United drew 1-1 with Young Boys in the Champions League. (REUTERS/CRAIG BROUGH)- – |
Rangnick also said that the tactic had been reminded to MU players before the match. In the report Express, at least four players became the culprits of Rangnick’s anger.
Fullbacks Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Luke Shaw failed to perform optimally against Young Boys. Wan-Bissaka and Shaw played more in the defense sector than assisting the attack.
Jesse Lingard is also another player who has not shown much of his class. Some of Lingard’s touches were also disappointing.
The last player in the spotlight was Donny van de Beek. Despite having a slick touch, Van de Beek was also the cause of Young Boys scoring an equalizer through Fabian Rieder. In that match Man Utd took the lead through Mason Greenwood’s slick goal in the ninth minute.
According to Express, Van de Beek doesn’t seem to fit into Rangnick’s game plan. The former Ajax Amsterdam player made too many touches and slowed down the game.
(sry / jal)
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