Brentford punished United with four goals in the opening half.
In Brentford’s first goal, Cristiano Ronaldo lost the ball in a bad place. PDO
Manchester United fell completely short in Saturday’s Premier League round. Brentford scored four goals at home and went into the break with a 4–0 lead.
United’s start was already disastrous. Cristiano Ronaldo lost the ball under pressure. Josh Dasilva shot from afar, and David de Gea snarled harshly. The ball went through de Gea’s hands and into the goal. There was only less than 10 minutes on the clock.
Eight minutes later, United were once again rattling under the press. De Gea opened the scoring with a short pass For Christian Eriksen to the center. Mathias Jensen caught the ball from Eriksen immediately and made it 2–0.
At half an hour, topper Ben Mee header from the corner kick to make it 3–0. Just five minutes from that and the Manchester side were buzzing again. Ivan Toney freed from counterattack By Bryan Mbeumon on the run, and he didn’t make the mistake of driving through.
Even in the second half, United was not able to open a goal account. Brentford won the match 4–0.
Manager Erik ten Hag took Manchester United under his command for this season, but there is a lot of work to do. After two rounds, the team has lost twice, and the goal difference is 1–6.
Gabriel Jesus hit, Haaland didn’t
Manchester City gave Bournemouth the expected drubbing on Saturday. in a 4–0 win Erling Haaland however, did not succeed in scoring. Of course, the Norwegian received a pass for the opening goal, which he finished off Ilkay Gundogan.
City’s possession was ferocious. Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden added to the lead even before the half-time whistle. The last hit went to Bournemouth Jefferson Lerman through to the finish line.
Arsenal also continued to win. The London team, which took a 4-2 victory, was strengthened for this season with the purchase from City With Gabriel Jesus. Brasskärki opened his goal tap of the season with two hits in Leicester’s net.
of James Maddison the goal brought Leicester within a goal, but Lolphlukemat struck with their second of the season Gabriel Martinelli.