Manchester United suffered a 4-3 defeat in their game against FC Copenhagen, a loss that left their hopes of advancing from Group A in the Champions League in dire straits. Despite conceding this defeat, manager Erik ten Hag described United’s performance as “very good” and praised his team for their strong start to the game, before Marcus Rashford’s red card changed the game. Ten Hag also criticized the decisions of the officials, particularly the call to send off Rashford and a controversial penalty awarded to United. He also expressed his frustration with VAR implementation and the decisions that have gone against his team this season. Despite these setbacks, Ten Hag remains confident in his team and assured that they will keep going and that the situation will turn in their favor. The loss marked the ninth defeat for United in 17 games this season, their worst record at this stage in 50 years. Despite the team’s challenges, Ten Hag is determined to persevere and maintain a positive spirit within the squad.