Man Utd Champions League debrief: Ten Hag not at fault as individual errors cost the team

Discover the latest Champions League debrief with Jack Lang, exploring the major storylines and hidden gems from around Europe’s premier club competition. This time around, we witness the fallout from Manchester United’s latest debacle, pay tribute to Shakhtar Donetsk, and applaud AC Milan’s reinvigoration in the group of death. Can Erik ten Hag salvage anything from United’s spiral? The team’s woes seem to have reached a new level, propelling them closer to the realm of a runaway train, with Ten Hag at the helm and the controls long since useless. However, the recent defeat to FC Copenhagen was not a total disaster, offering glimpses of potential amidst the wreckage. Ultimately, the catastrophe-meter reached critical levels, with United squandering a 2-0 and a 3-2 lead to suffer a 4-3 defeat. Shakhtar Donetsk may not boast the star power of yesteryears, but their unyielding spirit leaves a lasting impression. In a tale of resilience, they overcame significant odds and advercities, including displacement from their home city, to clinch a miraculous victory over Barcelona, proving their mettle. Meanwhile, AC Milan made a roaring comeback in the Champions League, defying expectations and delivering a powerful display against Paris Saint-Germain. Among the standout players was midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who played a pivotal role in securing Milan’s triumphant return. Finally, Bayern Munich’s Harry Kane continued his goal-scoring spree, netting two goals against Galatasaray and reaffirming his prowess.

In true underdog fashion, Porto’s Pepe made history as the oldest goal scorer in the Champions League, shattering records at the age of 40. Additionally, Newcastle’s Tino Livramento emerged as a bright spot, demonstrating tremendous promise in his Champions League debut. As the tournament progresses, the stakes are heightened, and the margins grow thinner, with each game bearing significant implications. Group A: Bayern Munich 2-1 Galatasaray; Copenhagen 4-3 Manchester United Group B: Arsenal 2-0 Sevilla; PSV Eindhoven 1-0 Lens Group C: Napoli 1-1 Union Berlin; Real Madrid 3-0 Braga Group D: Real Sociedad 3-1 Benfica; Red Bull Salzburg 0-1 Inter Milan Group E: Atletico Madrid 6-0… (To be continued)

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