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Created a high number of chances relative to their possession
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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities through individual skill
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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities from long shot situations
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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities from counter attacks
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Were effective at creating goalscoring opportunities from set-pieces
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Were poor at finishing
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Gave away a lot of free-kicks around the box
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Had a large quantity of possession in their opponent's half
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Favoured long shots
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Attacked through the middle
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Attacked down the left side
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Had a high shot frequency when in possession
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Favoured crossing the ball
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Favoured through balls
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Brentford almost robbed, absolutely appalling performance by Utd. Feels like 11 random players thrown onto the pitch with 0 team synergy, and you get the feeling like most of them doesn't even want to be there.
Man Utd needs to ditch out all mugs like Lisandro, Lindelof, Maguire, Varane. They need completely new looking centre halves
Haven't watched a lot of MU matches recently, but it's shocking how people kept putting the blame onto Onana for all the conceded goals they got when their defence is this bad/uncoordinated. It's not even against a top side, they get exposed this badly by the 15th team in the league.
@DanInter yep, he actually saves them, and must be suprised by clowns comparing to Inter defense
@koziol.mutant During the match they showed the shots faced in this season stats and MU is like an absolute bottom tier team in this regard. The biggest issue is, they aren't even this open at the back because they play a hyper-offensive style or anything, they barely create chances. At this point you have to question what even Ten Hag's tactic is, because this team simply has no identity.
yep, away and bts
UNITED WIN
United have lost only 2 of their last 12 in all competitions.