After wasting three scoring opportunities in Europa League mid-week, Manchester United Demon Star Rashford was reminded by coach Teng Hagg, asking him to improve his efficiency in front of the goal. However, in the battle between Premier League against Newcastle United, he got another good opportunity after pulling his master to play as a substitute, but he missed the opportunity to win the buzzer-bearing victory and drove Manchester United away. After the game, Tenghager criticized Rashford and Fred's shooting skills by name.
And before Rashford squandered the opportunity, Fred also had another chance to score in the 88 minutes. This time, Rashford passed the goalkeeper alone, did not shoot, and chose to pass the ball across the goal, but Fred fell to the ground and shot missed. Manchester United Demon Star is suspected of offside, but Fred failed to score, and VAR does not need to intervene directly. After the game, Tenhager insisted that Manchester United was qualified to win, but the player failed to seize the opportunity and kicked 3 points away. "I was disappointed with the result, but I was very happy. The team completed the clean sheet, we did a good job of oppression, controlled the game, and handled the ball well in some stages, especially in the second half," Tenghager said. "Then, we dominated the game, and in the end we can, we should score the winning goal. One goal came from Fred, and the other opportunity was Rashford, and he had to score in this opportunity."
Manchester United core Eriksen is absent due to illness in this round. Manchester United's creativity without him seems to be insufficient. Tenghager said: "We have a lineup. You look at the past few weeks. Not only have we had 11 players who can contribute, the team played really well. I remember Manchester United's 15 shots in this game, right? Goals will come. Sometimes you will encounter a period when you don't score, but our forwards will score goals and can score a lot of goals. I am very confident about it, as long as we continue to work hard in the possession of the ball."
"We scored goals in almost every game, not today, however, in other games. It is obvious that the key is to take responsibility. I believe the forwards will be responsible, and the other players in the team are the same: midfielder and defenders can score goals."
Tenhager added: "We should have won in the end, and Manchester United is worth winning. For the team, this is a great compliment because we face the United. One of the strongest opponents in the game, but he performed well. Newcastle players were cramped and we needed to continue moving forward. The team understood from beginning to end that we worked together and it was difficult for us to be defeated. This is a point that must be maintained."
C Ronaldo had two "goals" blown away in this game. One of them was an undeniable offside, and the other was a steal from Newcastle's backcourt free kick , which was a big controversy. The Portuguese superstar had another shot in the penalty area and was knocked down by Trippier. Referee Craig Bosen ignored him, which made him very angry.
In the end, Ronaldo was replaced by Rashford in the last 20 minutes, and he also seemed very dissatisfied and spitted water on the ground on the bench. Regarding the reason for replacing Ronaldo, Tenghager explained that the schedule was because of the intensive schedule: "We have to play 4 games in 10 days, and I want to keep the forwards energetic. We have to rotate, Rashford was sick and unable to play the whole game, so we must plan properly."
As for the referee's penalty, Tenghager chose not to comment publicly. "I will not comment on the referee's performance," replied the Manchester United coach.
But the Manchester United coach obviously has opinions on referee Paulson, and he talked to the referee group after the game, but he refused to reveal what he said. "Not to tell, everyone saw it. I shared my opinion with the referee, everyone saw what happened on the court today, so I don't need to comment. As I said, I tell them my point of view. Everyone has watched the game, you should have the team and the referee evaluate it, not me."
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