Arsenal’s last-minute victory leaves United manager Ten Hag furious

The Premier League match between Arsenal and Manchester United at Emirates Stadium ended in a dramatic 3-1 stoppage-time loss for United. Manager Erik ten Hag expressed disappointment, stating that his team was extremely unlucky not to come out with a better result. According to ten Hag, everything seemed to go against his team, leaving him fuming.

The match appeared to be heading towards a 1-1 draw, but late goals from Declan Rice and Gabriel Jesus secured the victory for Arsenal. United had a moment of hope when Alejandro Garnacho scored in the 88th minute, but it was ruled out by VAR for offside. This decision left ten Hag seething, as he believed it was the wrong call.

Speaking to Sky Sports, ten Hag acknowledged that there is room for improvement for his team but emphasized their ability to defeat any opponent. He believed that the result was decided by small margins, and if Garnacho’s disallowed goal had stood, they would have won the game.

Ten Hag criticized the officiating, particularly focusing on a tackle by Arsenal’s Gabriel on Rasmus Hojlund, which he believed should have been a penalty. He also claimed that Gabriel obstructed Jonny Evans in the penalty area for Rice’s winning goal.

United captain Bruno Fernandes described it as a tough loss, conceding a late goal after attempting to secure a draw. Despite the disappointment, Fernandes praised the team’s performance and passion and expressed confidence that consistent efforts will lead to positive results.

With just six points from four games, Manchester United heads into the international break.

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