David De Gea's Goal Was Broken Seven Times By Liverpool, Erik Ten Hag: I don't Think This Is Manchester United

Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag. (Photo: Twitter.com/@ManUtd)

JAKARTA - Manchester United had to swallow shame at the Anfield Stadium, Monday, March 6, early morning WIB. The club nicknamed the Red Devils suffered a heavy defeat when they traveled to Liverpool headquarters on Matchday 26 of the English Premier League.

Unmitigated, seven goals nested against David De Gea!

Mohamed Salah, Cody Gakpo and Darwin Nunez each scored twice, with Roberto Firmino scoring once for Liverpool in this game.

Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag, was clearly disappointed. He even called his team playing unprofessionally in this match.

"As a team, you have to stick together, and that's what we didn't do. It was a surprise for me," said Ten Hag, as reported by Live Score.

"I've never seen this from my team and I don't think it's us, I don't think it's Manchester United. So it's really bad and weak," he continued.

Ten Hag admits, has been giving the players ramblings. He will speak further with Bruno Fernandes and friends regarding this defeat.

"I know this team will repeat again and we have to bounce back. There are many things that make me angry, but conceding goals easily is one of them," he continued.

This victory made Liverpool move Newcastle to move up to fifth place with a score of 42 points, three points behind Tottenham Hotspur in fourth place.

Meanwhile, Manchester United are stuck in third place with 49 points.

Line-up

Liverpool (4-3-3): Alisson; Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk, Ibrahima Konate, Andrew Robertson; Jordan Henderson (Bajcetic 79'), Fabinho (James Milner 79'), Harvey Elliott (Jones 85'); Mohamed Salah, Cody Gakpo (Diogo Jota 79'), Darwin Nunez (Robert Firmino 79').

Manchester United (4-2-3-1): David de Gea; Diogo Dalot, Raphael Varane, Lisandro Martinez (Malacia 78'), Luke Shaw; Fred (Scott McTominas 58'), Casemiro (Sabitzer 77'); Antony, Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford; Wout Weghorst (Alejandro Garnacho 58').