A round-up of your latest Manchester United headlines on another miserable Monday for supporters following the 1-0 defeat by Crystal Palace.
Manchester United supporters face another miserable Monday at work after their club’s woes continued. Defeat to Crystal Palace means Erik ten Hag’s side have lost four of their opening seven fixtures - United’s worst league start since 1989.
On a miserable Saturday afternoon, while United once again prepared for a Premier League clash, Sancho was back at Carrington with Mainoo. The young central midfielder is currently out of the squad due to an ankle injury suffered during the pre-season tour of the US. Amrabat again played in defence as Ten Hag tried to cope with his left-back crisis. Luke Shaw, Tyrell Malacia and Sergio Reguilon are all sidelined, forcing the Moroccan to play out of position. That was evident for the winner as he clumsily fouled Jordan Ayew for the free-kick which led to the goal.
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