Manchester United faced another late collapse, prompting Erik ten Hag to draw comparisons to a trophyless period during Sir Alex Ferguson reign to explain their struggles. He likened the current situation to the rebuild in 2004-05, emphasizing the patience required for young players like Alejandro Garnacho, Rasmus Højlund and Kobbie Mainoo as they adapt to the Premier League.
Antony briefly appeared to be United savior with a goal against Burnley but a penalty conceded by André Onana reversed their fortunes. Despite efforts to rally, United couldn’t seal the game leaving their Champions League qualification hopes slim. Erik ten Hag expressed frustration over inconsistent refereeing decisions pointing to previous penalty appeals denied to United.
He remains hopeful for improvements next season. Both teams had missed opportunities with players like Antony, Garnacho, Fernandes and Højlund failing to capitalize for United while Burnley’s David Fofana and Lyle Foster also missed chances. Vincent Kompany acknowledged Burnley precarious position in the relegation battle knowing their fate hinges on results from other teams.
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