Manchester United suffered a humiliating 3-0 defeat at the hands of Bournemouth at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon.
The Red Devils have now lost 11 times this season already in all competitions.
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Bournemouth on the other hand recorded their first-ever win at Old Trafford.
United came into the match looking to get their 10th league win of the season but found themselves trailing in the first five minutes. Dominic Solanke gave the away side the lead after turning home a Lewis Cook’s cross.
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Two goals in the second half from Bournemouth sealed United’s fate.
“Of course, annoyed, disappointed, definitely,” Man United coach Ten Hag said as per Manchester Evening News.
“I expected something different, I hoped before the game you can build on from the performance and result from Chelsea, so it’s very disappointing, the way we started the game.
“Then I think a long time we did everything to get back in the game, we get one shot, almost a penalty, then in the build-up we make a mistake and we are not good enough in the rest of defence and that is disappointing,” said the Man United coach.
“You’re following facts, we put a lot of effort in to turn in the game, but then the brilliance, the movement in the box were not there to get the equaliser. After the 2-0, we broke down so we have to do things better.
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“The way we started is no good, that is poor. It’s first five minutes of the game and especially against an opponent like today, very good transition team, you give them perfect circumstances, it shouldn’t happen.”
Man United next play Bayern Munich in the Uefa Champions League before a trip to Anfield.
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The Red Devils will be without their captain Bruno Fernandes through suspension for the Liverpool game.
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