Ralf Rangnick slams Man Utd players for playing "tiki taka football" vs Burnley
Ralf Rangnick has criticised his Manchester United players for playing "tiki-taka football" as they failed to get a winner against Burnley.
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Ralf Rangnick has criticised his Manchester United players for playing "tiki-taka football" as they failed to get a winner against Burnley.
Manchester United dropped out of the top four as Jay Rodriguez's 100th career league goal — and first in 50 games — earned relegation-threatened Burnley a well-deserved 1-1 draw at Turf Moor.
Manchester United dropped out of the top four in the Premier League after they could only draw at a spirited Burnley. Paul Pogba's first goal since January 2021 gave United a first-half lead, but Jay Rodriguez responded for Burnley almost immediately after the restart. Ad/> After losing their FA Cup tie against Middlesbrough despite having 30 shots on goal, Man United seemed determined to bounce back in style as they took their frustration out on Burnley in a one-sided first half.
Manchester United led 1-0 at the interval again, dominated the first-half again, squandered presentable chances again and were left to rue them again.
Manchester United were left frustrated as Jay Rodriguez's second-half goal saw bottom club Burnley claim a battling draw at Turf Moor.
After dominating the first half, Manchester United made the worst possible start to the second in their Premier League clash with Burnley at Turf Moor on Tuesday evening.
Manchester United were back in Premier League action against Burnley on Tuesday evening.
Former Premier League referee Peter Walton has supported Mike Dean's decision to disallow Raphael Varane's early goal for Manchester United against Burnley at Turf Moor this evening.