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Manchester United’s English striker Marcus Rashford (L) vies with Manchester City’s English defender John Stones during the English Premier League football match between Manchester City and Manchester United at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, north west England, on March 6, 2022. (Photo by Oli SCARFF / AFP)
Harry Maguire says Manchester United must respond to their chastening loss at Manchester City by going on a relentless winning run if they are to have any chance of qualifying for next season's Champions League. After finishing second last term and losing the Europa League final on penalties, the acquisitions of Raphael Varane, Jadon Sancho and Cristiano Ronaldo brought renewed hope that United could end their trophy drought.
Harry Maguire says Manchester United must respond to their chastening loss at Manchester City by going on a relentless winning run if they are to have any chance of qualifying for next season's Champions League. After finishing second last term and losing the Europa League final on penalties, the acquisitions of Raphael Varane, Jadon Sancho and Cristiano Ronaldo brought renewed hope that United could end their trophy drought.
For Manchester United, the scoreline had unfortunate symmetry. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s reign ended with a 4-1 defeat. Ralf Rangnick had cited defensive improvement among his achievements. Then United lost 4-1 on Sunday and if it was against superior opposition – Manchester City rather than Watford – another injury-time goal was also a picture of a shambles. Rather than a straight line, United’s offside trap was a triangle when Riyad Mahrez raced away to score.
Harry Maguire knows Manchester United's unacceptable Premier League season will end without Champions League qualification unless they respond to the chastening loss at Manchester City with a relentless winning run.
For 45 minutes, Manchester United at least had an excuse to fall back on as to why they were behind against Man City. Despite an encouraging first-half performance, Ralf Rangnick's side went into the break 2-1 down after Kevin de Bruyne's brilliant brace, though there was some encouragement at how their team had performed.
Manager Eddie Howe has eased relegation fears and October's Saudi-led takeover means they're likely to spend big at the end of the season.
