This guy was responsible for our defeat today and I’m very angry at him right now”: Manchester United’s coach Ruben Amorim has named ONE Man United’s player who was responsible for the club’s home defeat today. I CAN’T EVEN IMAGINE HOW AWFUL THAT GUY WAS

Manchester United suffered a disappointing 2-0 defeat at Old Trafford against Crystal Palace earlier today. Jean-Philippe Mateta was the hero for Palace, scoring twice in the 64th and 89th minutes to seal the victory.

Following the match, United’s manager, Ruben Amorim, refrained from singling out any individual player for the loss. Instead, he stressed the need for collective improvement, stating, “We must improve in all areas of the game. This isn’t about one player; it’s about the entire team’s performance.”

This result marks United’s seventh home league defeat of the season, equaling their worst record since the 1893-94 campaign. Throughout the match, the team struggled to create clear scoring opportunities, while defensive lapses allowed Mateta to capitalize. To make matters worse, Lisandro Martínez suffered what appeared to be a serious knee injury, adding to United’s growing list of concerns.

Amorim’s tactical decisions have come under scrutiny, particularly his choice to deploy Kobbie Mainoo as a false No. 9 instead of using traditional strikers like Rasmus Højlund or Joshua Zirkzee. The tactic failed to produce the desired results. Reflecting on the game, Amorim acknowledged, “We struggled to control the game early on with possession… but we can use this moment to step up our intensity and aggression.”

This latest setback has intensified concerns about United’s form. Although the team had recently put together a three-game winning streak, this performance highlighted ongoing issues that need urgent attention. Amorim has previously admitted to making mistakes and recognized the need to improve his emotional control and decision-making.

Looking ahead, United must quickly regroup as they prepare for their next fixture against Southampton. Amorim emphasized the importance of recovery and preparation, stating, “My focus is now on Southampton. We must prepare well, recover the players, and win the next match.”

Despite the current challenges, Manchester United will need to reassess their tactics and make the necessary adjustments to turn their season around. With growing pressure from fans and analysts, Amorim must find solutions to improve results and restore confidence within

the squad.