On Sunday evening, May 7, Manchester United suffered a second consecutive loss, this time at the hands of West Ham United. The performance of Manchester United’s players was below par, and they were not performing well at all. Erik ten Hag was not pleased with the on-field performance of the athletes.
David de Gea’s critical error allowed West Ham United to score early in the match. In the first half, De Gea could not save a straightforward strike from Benrahma. The strike from outside the penalty area was both too sluggish and too low. David could have easily saved the game, but an error cost them the game.
West Ham United emerged as the superior team in the second half, as they were the ones who continued to pursue and create opportunities, as opposed to the visiting Manchester United. Erik ten Hag was frustrated with his players on the sidelines. Manchester United currently have 64 points with four league games remaining.
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