Manchester United forced to accept a 2-2 draw against Aston Villa. Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag said his team learned a lesson.
MU against Villa in the pre-season match at Optus Stadium, Perth, Saturday (23/7/2022). Jadon Sancho opened the scoring 25th, then Marcus Rashford’s strike which hit Matty Cash gave United a two-goal lead at the end of the first half.
After drinking, the Villans thin out the gap through Leon Bailey’s slick goal. In injury time, Calum Chambers’ header nestled in the bottom corner of the goal to equalize the score and stop Manchester United’s winning trend in pre-season.
United manager Erik ten Hag revealed that his team had made significant improvements. Although the draw against Aston Villa he called it a setback.
“The first half was a decent performance, 2-0 up, but in the second half, we came out of the dressing room, we controlled the game and threw away the lead. It’s not good, so this is a lesson,” Ten Hag told reporters. IN TV.
“For the players, for the team, I think we’ve made a lot of progress, a lot of positive aspects. I would say that, in the end, a setback, but it’s also part of a season, a season. able to You don’t always go up, you also have setbacks, and you have to deal with them.”
“They are [para pemain] can have a lot of confidence because they are good, but just have to know that we have to work hard and play as a team, only then will we have a good performance,” added Ten Hag.
The draw against Aston Villa marks the end of the pre-season tour Manchester United in Australia. Next up, the Red Devils will take on Atletico Madrid in Oslo on 30 July, before closing with a match against Rayo Vallecano.
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