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Manchester United beaten by Tottenham Hotspur at home. This 1-6 loss left Luke Shaw feeling embarrassed.
The rain of goals came in the MU vs Tottenham match at Old Trafford in the Premier League continued, on Sunday (10/4/2020) afternoon WIB. In the first half, MU, who quickly took the lead through a Bruno Fernandes penalty, fell behind 1-4 against Tottenham.
In the first half as well, MU lost to Anthony Martial, who was penalized with a red card for slapping Erik Lamela. On the other hand, Tottenham took advantage of the number of players to add two goals in the second half.
Some of Tottenham’s goals have not been separated from the mistakes of MU’s defense. On Tottenham’s first goal, for example, Harry Maguire was unable to block the ball in the penalty area until it ended in chaos that was maximized by Tanguy Ndombele.
On Tottenham’s third goal, Eric Bailly’s effort to find Nemanja Matic in the area was interrupted by Harry Kane. The situation then led to Kane’s goal.
MU itself did not provide many threats to Tottenham’s goal, especially after Martial’s red card. Throughout the match, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s team fired only five shots and only two were aimed at the target.
Shaw admits that this defeat embarrassed him. He also considered that MU did not insist on resisting.
[Gambas:Opta]“The concentration is less and then a mistake, another mistake, another mistake. We’re not careful. It really hurts,” Shaw said. Sky sports.
“Manchester United shouldn’t lose like this. It’s really painful, it’s really embarrassing and we let a lot of people down. We let ourselves and the staff down.”
“We have to reflect, right now we are not quite close. Luckily now there is an (international) hiatus,” Shaw continued.
“When we play with 10 people, maybe we give up, there is no character on the court. We are too quiet and naive. There are many mistakes, we have to try more.”
“This is embarrassing. I am ashamed on the field. We have to evaluate ourselves,” he emphasized.
After losing to Tottenham, MU remained 16th in the Premier League standings with three points from three games.
(nds / adp)
