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– There was no will there. Neither on the field nor from the coaches to win the game. It was very bad, and it is unacceptable, Gary Neville tells Sky Sports and he clearly disagrees with Solskjær’s proposal that United played a good game on Saturday night.
After Manchester United were eliminated from the Champions League against RB Leipzig earlier this week, there were high expectations about what the team’s response would look like in the game against Manchester City on Saturday night. Although both teams had a couple of chances each, neither managed to get the ball into the goal. Solskjær was still happy with the result up to that point, but still wanted to make a change to the lineup.
– I think we were fantastic in defense. All things considered, I think everyone is happy with the draw. The glass is always half full, but in my time, I think this is the best thing we have done against City, the Norwegian tells Sky Sports.
Neville says neither team has reason to be happy with today’s performance.
– We can say that both teams played in the middle of the week and that there is no fans, but we put a lot of emphasis on speed, enthusiasm and the risk of winning in the Premier League. There’s nothing in that game to tell me that any of that existed today, Neville continues.
– Very bad
Roy Keane also believes that Solskjær has no reason to be happy. He thinks both teams played a weak game.
– Very bad. You have to bet a little. You have to try to win a soccer game. You are not satisfied with a tie. I hear John Stones talk about not letting in goals and blah blah blah. You have to win soccer games, Keane tells Sky Sports.
– Worst Manchester derby in modern history, writes freelance writer Miguel Delaney Twitter.
Neville also criticizes Manchester City for their performance in the match.
– I’m really surprised by City. They seem like a bit of a boring team, says the Sky Sport expert.
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Respite
The match between the two Manchester teams ended 0-0 and shared points. This means that Ole Gunnar Solskjær can probably breathe a bit on the ground, as United are now undefeated in five straight league games.
– One point is better than nothing. Maybe we could take it to the end. Tonight we show a little more, but we know we have to improve if we want to fight at the top, Luke Shaw tells Sky Sports.
– It’s an even game, there are two good teams. I know we have beaten them a couple of times, but there have been other games. We had great moments, both David de Gea and Harry Maguire defended well. Then Marcus Rashford was close, sums up Solskjær.
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