Manchester United coach Erik Ten Hag delivers an “angry”verdict on the match between Man United vs Sheffield United

United came back from two goals down to beat Sheffield United 4–2 at Old Trafford.

Erik ten Hag said that Manchester United’s game against Sheffield United was “unacceptable,” even though his team came back from behind to win 4–2. United found themselves down 1-0 and then 2-1 before coming back to win. This was another lackluster win, but it kept their dreams of playing in Europe next season alive.

The outcome wouldn’t have made things easier for Ten Hag, even though the Dutchman looked tough in the buildup to the game. After that, he talked about his team’s character, even though he also said they had lost control at key times.

The guests scored the first goal when keeper Andre Onana passed the ball to Jayden Bogle. The home team also lost focus in the second half, allowing Ben Brereton Diaz to score and make it 2-1. He said, “There were many good things, like the strength to fight back after falling behind twice.”

“But there were also bad things.” It’s not possible that we gave it away. We need to learn from this because it’s not okay. “But I’m glad we won, and now we need to move on.”

On Sunday, United beat Coventry on penalties to set up a final against Man City in the FA Cup. However, their performance was criticized for letting the Championship team come back from being down 3-0 in the last 20 minutes of normal time. There was an angry argument between the former Ajax manager and reporters after the game. The 54-year-old took issue with the way the win was described as “embarrassing.”

Captain Bruno Fernandes gave them the idea for their latest escape. Before the break, Alejandro Garnacho’s cross was headed home by Harry Maguire. But when the Red Devils gave up another goal, the Portuguese player grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck.
He scored from 25 yards out to make it 3-2 after tying the game with a penalty kick. The midfielder then set up Rasmus Hojlund to score late on with a close-range tap-in. United went up to seventh place in the Premier League table.

And Ten Hag, whose choice to make the 29-year-old club captain has also been questioned, said nice things about his leader. He said, “He’s in great shape.” “I believe that he finds the right spots when we put him in the right place.”

“He shows that he can lead. It’s also very important for his energy and his switch between the two ways. He tries to get the team going. The kid is doing great, and we’re happy with both his work and his mood.