Erik Ten Hag doesn’t seems to understand the tactics before making sub and that’s one of the reasons that made Him lose yesterday”, Pep Guardiola reveals the only wrong sub that Ten Hag made yesterday that turned against Him

Erik Pep Guardiola exposes the one incorrect substitution that Ten Hag made yesterday that backfired on him. Ten Hag doesn’t appear to comprehend the tactics before making the sub, and it’s one of the factors that made Him lose yesterday.

In the Community Shield this afternoon, Man United played admirably against Man City, drawing 1-1 before losing on penalties.

Andre Onana Not tested during the ninety minutes. His demise was uneventful. made a respectable one-time penalty save. 6 out of 10.

Diogo Dalot Pretty solid defensive display from the right back. handled Doku with skill. He should be more up the pitch when United is in control. completed his punishment. 6 out of 10.

Harry Maguire Apparently not quite back to full strength having just recovered from a knock. persevered for more than forty minutes. 6 out of 10.

Jonny Evans: Despite a serious injury, he played the entire ninety. kept the peace in Haaland. gained a lot of headers. His spot-kick scooted across the counter.

Lisandro Martinez – Made a less-than-ideal debut at left back. posed little of a threat going forward but played a superb defence. Achieved his writing instrument. 7 out of 10.

Casemiro: This has been his best performance in a few weeks. appeared quite strong the entire time. Had a good touch with the ball. put his penalty away as well. 7 out of 10.

Kobbie Mainoo: The opening moments of the campaign. lasted just one hour, yet the Englishman’s performance was sufficiently consistent. 6 out of 10.

Fernandes, Bruno was the driving force behind all of United’s successful offensive plays. a worldie that was called offside was scored. made a tonne of opportunities. completed his punishment. 8 out of 10.

Mason Mount: Vivacious. devoted themselves to the cause. swooped across the pitch in an attempt to participate. He was respectable. 5 out of 10.

Amad: When in control, a continual danger. Always honest and made the afternoon extremely difficult for the City defenders. Participated in an amazing game of link-up. 7 out of 10.

Marcus Rashford Several excellent opportunities to score were missed. diligently laboured on the ball’s two sides. 6 out of 10.

Subs: Alejandro Garnacho, who gave United the lead with a beautiful goal. Always prepared to launch an attack. Achieved his writing instrument.

Jadon Sancho: came on to give a fresh perspective, although she wasn’t really involved. I overlooked his spot-kick.

Facundo Pellistri: His shoddy back-post defence was to blame for Bernardo’s equaliser.

Scott McTominay – Convincingly scored his penalty.

Toby Collyer: orderly and efficient.

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