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Man Utd Star Paul Pogba BLASTS Teammates After Leicester City 4-2 Loss (Details)

Last updated: October 17, 2021 5:40 am
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Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has now slammed his teammates after Saturday’s 4-2 Loss against Leicester City, MySportDab reports.

United Coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is now under increasing pressure after his team lost yet again in the Premier League.

United are now on a run of three Premier League Matches without a win and five points behind Premier League leaders Chelsea in the title race.

The Red Devils still have to face Liverpool and Manchester City in the coming weeks.

After the Leicester City match, midfielder Paul Pogba slammed the team’s performance.

He said: ‘There is something we have to change. We’ve experienced these kinds of matches so mang time and we still don’t know the problem.

‘We concede goals way too easy. We need to play with more experience, find the right mentality and the right tactic. Stick with it and start winning again.’

He added: ‘We deserved to lose today. If we want to win the title, we have to win these matches no matter how hard.’

Despite the signings of Cristiano Ronaldo, Jadon Sancho and Raphael Varane, United Still have serious problems.

United have now dropped 38 points from winning positions under Solskjaer and kept only 32 clean sheets during that same period.

The loss at Leicester City ended United’s run of 29 matches unbeaten away in the Premier League.

Coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said: ‘We’ve been always done well away from home but today we conceded goals that were disappointing.

‘We must be better. We did not do enough to win the match or get any points.

‘Two quick goals, one goal only 10 seconds after we scored, and the first an absolute gift. We were not good enough, we failed to win in different areas.

‘We failed to do enough with and without the ball. We did not do everything enough.’

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