United narrowly drew 1-1 at home with desperate and injured Leicester City, further away from the season's Premier League top four. In the game, apart from a slight improvement in stoppage time, United did almost nothing in the 90 minutes. And even in the opportunities created in stoppage time, the problem of United's attack without tacit understanding was exposed, Rashford had the opportunity to score, but it was not the Blue Fox defender who stopped him, but teammate Erlanga!
In the last minutes of stoppage time, Marcus Rashford broke through after receiving the ball in the penalty area and was ready to get up on the right side of the small penalty area. Sweden fast horse Ellanga has no tacit understanding with him, seeing the ball come to his side, turning is a kick to shoot, Master La did not avoid it in time, resulting in two Manchester United youth players staged a scene where the water washed down the Dragon King Temple, and Erlanga kicked Rashford to the ground.
Ironically, the fallen Rashford also raised his hands to complain, as if he felt that his opponent had fouled, completely unaware that it was his own family that did not know his own family. Manchester United core Bruno Fernandez even rushed to the referee's side, pestering him to get a penalty. Naturally, the referee ignored it, signaling that the offside was first, which was the right sentence.
Slow motion shows that the moment Rashford broke through with the ball, Erlanga was in an offside position, and he grabbed the ball and shot with his feet, which was naturally offside. If he hadn't tried to shoot and given it to Marcus Rashford, who was carrying the ball, he might still have a chance to equalize. This is a big blow for Marcus Rashford, who is still on the bench without a striker at United, who had the opportunity to make a great deal but was destroyed by his teammates.
Manchester United fans criticised: "If someone asks you to summarize the problems of this Manchester United team in the simplest way, let him see this scene. Marcus Rashford single-handedly kicked Erlanga to the ground, but B Fee went to the referee to ask for the ball." Some fans even taunted: "It really should be a red card, Erlanga shoveled Rashford, who faced the goalkeeper directly, and should be sent off directly."
Manchester United star Gary Neville also commented in Sky Sports commentary: "Rashford definitely wants to ask Erlanga why he is grabbing the ball with himself, he has the right to ask."
Another Premier League star, Jamie Redknapp, said: "There is no fun to watch Manchester United, it is a microcosm of their entire season, even last year and the year before. They look sleepy, lack ideas and confidence, good players make mistakes and United don't seem to enjoy playing, they sleepwalk. Not just the players, I think the manager too, he may feel that he is powerless to go back to heaven. People have tried to think that Ronaldo is the problem of the team, but he is obviously not, and today Ronaldo is absent, and Manchester United still has not improved. There are too many problems for the team and must be resolved as soon as possible. Maybe it's not the manager who should go, but some of the players who need a big purge, and it's too ugly now. Neither the fans nor the players believe United can achieve their goals."
In fact, referee Andre Marina has taken good care of Manchester United, not only knowingly awarding Leicester City striker Isinacho a foul and blowing out Madison's potential killer goal, but also showing mercy when McTomine shoveled Madison in the second half, showing only a yellow card warning. Arsenal fans are very unhappy about this, believing that if it is replaced by Xhaka, the same action will definitely be red. Red Devils coach Ronnick also sensed the problem and quickly replaced the wheat.
United's lackluster game featured a handful of qualified players, including goal-scoring hero Fred, goalkeeper De Gea and captain Maguire. Among them, After England encountered boos from wembled by his own fans, Maguire was enthusiastically encouraged by the Audience at Old Trafford, the Red Devils fans sang his name before the game, and the performance of the £80 million Iron Guard was also quite good, basically no mistakes.