Uzoho who? Podcast #258

Manchester United 1 v Athletic Club Omonia Nicosia 0. Erik ten Hag: “[Our] performance until the box was good but the finishing was not that good. Let’s hope we saved the goals for the coming week.

“In every game except against Brentford we score. In this team there’s a lot of creativity and scoring capabilities. Sometimes you have a night you will not succeed and some players today was the night but what the good thing is the team keep going, they don’t give up, keep believing [they will] score and in the end they get rewarded. That’s the way you have to do it.

“I’m really happy [a sub has scored for a fourth game in a row]. It tells you something about the spirit in the squad, they understand it’s not about 11 players, you have to do it, and sometimes it works like that. When you believe in it, the opponent is getting tired, the subs can have an impact when they have the right attitude, the focus to be direct, are fresh and score.

“It’s not about me. When you bring in McTominay you know he can arrive there but it’s not a typical scorer who will score 20 goals. But when you bring Rashford behind and a new combination on the left with Luke Shaw and Jadon Sancho, we create energy, they bring tempo on that wide left area, that’s good to see and it can be your sub will score.”

A night of frustration, with chance after chance missed or saved by the incredible Francis Uzoho, who had an outstanding performance between the sticks for Omonia. Well played sir. United got the win in the end though. Just.

Glazers’ your time is up. Sell up and move on, NOW! GLAZERS OUT!! 

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