Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag, cut a frustrated figure and blamed questionable refereeing decisions for his side's shock Copenhagen defeat.The Red Devils saw their two-goal advantage vanish into thin air as Copenhagen mounted a spirited comeback after Marcus Rashford was sent off, to win the match
The Dutch manager argued that the red card altered the course of the game and also questioned the two goals that they conceded before half-time, with the first the subject of a marginal offside call and the "The red card changes everything,' said the United manager after the defeat. "I think when you freeze frame it, it always looks so much worse and as I say it takes them so long and they make a red card of it."Come on. The first 25 minutes we dictated, dominated the game, went 2-0 up and then the red card changes everything. We are down to 10 and we are very disappointed."on the next two goals he added: "We conceded two goals before half-time which should never count.
"This squad is resilient and the whole season so many decisions are against us, so many setbacks for injuries," he added. "I said to the lads it will turn, one moment in the season it will turn in our favour."The defeat against Copenhagen has left Manchester United at the bottom of Champions League Group A, endangering their prospects of advancing to the knockout stages.
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