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Manchester United inexplicably threw away a two-goal lead on Thursday evening as they drew their Europa League quarter-final first leg with Sevilla 2-2.
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Man Utd Held By Sevilla As Juventus And Feyenoord Seize Europa League Leads
Manchester United's Europa League quarter-final tie against Sevilla is finely poised after two late own goals allowed the Spanish side to leave Old Trafford with a 2-2 draw in Thursday's first leg. Elsewhere there were narrow home wins for Juventus and Feyenoord while Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen were held to a 1-1 draw by Belgian visitors Union Saint-Gilloise. Erik ten Hag's United are the favourites to win this season's competition and they looked to be cruising towards the semi-finals as they seized a two-goal first-half lead at Old Trafford thanks to a brace by Marcel Sabitzer.
MU Gagal Menang Gara-gara Pergantian Pemain?
Sempat unggul dua gol, Manchester United akhirnya ditahan imbang Sevilla. Erik ten Hag menjelaskan soal pergantian pemain yang disebut-sebut membuat MU hilang momentum.
MU Kehilangan Kendali di Babak Kedua
Manchester United gagal menang atas Sevilla di Liga Europa. Erik ten Hag menyebut MU kehilangan kendali permainan karena beberapa hal.
Schmeichel: MU Harusnya Bisa Kalahkan Sevilla 5-0
Manchester United harus puas bermain imbang 2-2 melawan Sevilla. Eks kiper Setan Merah, Peter Schmeichel, merasa mantan klubnya itu semestinya bisa menang 5-0.
Maguire-Malacia Bunuh Diri Lawan Sevilla, Ten Hag: MU Sial
Manchester United sejatinya telah memimpin 2-0 saat lawan Sevilla. Sialnya, dua kesalahan bek-bek MU, Tyrell Malacia dan Harry Maguire bikin gol bunuh diri di akhir-akhir laga.
Harry Maguire Masih Tak Mujur
Harry Maguire mesti menerima nasib kembali mendapatkan sorotan negatif dari kalangan suporter Manchester United. Gol bunuh diri lawan Sevilla jadi petakanya.
'I had to make the changes': Ten Hag rues bad luck in Sevilla draw
Erik ten Hag is sweating on the fitness of Lisandro Martinez and Raphael Varane after a comfortable Europa League quarter-final clash ended in a chaotic, and potentially costly, draw with Sevilla. Marcel Sabitzer's first-half brace put the Red Devils in control at a packed Old Trafford, where Antony hit the woodwork after the break as they pushed to deservedly extend their lead. Much-changed Sevilla had created little in response but a Tyrell Malacia own goal in the 84th minute provided a lifeline, with a serious-looking injury to Martinez quickly compounding matters. United had already lost fellow centre-back Varane to injury and had used all of their substitutes when the Argentina international went down, meaning they ended the game with 10 men. Six-time Europa League winners Sevilla capitalised and Youssef En-Nesyri's stoppage-time header ricocheted in off of Varane's replacement Harry Maguire as the first leg ended 2-2. "I had to make (the changes) - there was no other way," United boss Ten Hag said. "Rafa was injured and the first I had to make. Then Anthony Martial's first start after a long period, so we had to make him on the 60. "Then Bruno (Fernandes), I got the warning from the ref he was short before the second booking and the same with Antony dos Santos, so I had to make the subs. I had no other choice. "But, still, we controlled the game, still we had to score the third goal. "Then I think in the last 10 minutes of the game everything was against us, also we have to be more smart. "We switch off, of course, with the first goal, then we get an injury of Licha [Lisandro Martinez].