Arsene Wenger has had his say on Manchester United’s 2-0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
United now face an uphill challenge to reach the quarter-finals after conceding two away goals in the first-leg.
The former Arsenal manager noted the difference in technical understanding between the two sides, and he’s right considering PSG dominated the game.
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We weren’t too bad in the first-half but injuries had a devastating impact on United in the second-half. Jesse Lingard picked up what appeared to be a hamstring injury and Anthony Martial played on in after taking a knock prior to the interval, only to be replaced by Juan Mata at half-time.
Wenger notes how United only had one shot on goal, which came in the first-half following a brilliant run into the PSG box. He explains how that shows the difference between the two teams.
Watch Wenger’s analysis below.
“Huge difference” between #MUFC and #PSG. Wenger left unimpressed with Solskjaer’s side.#beINUCL #MUNPSG #beINWenger pic.twitter.com/5dV7axMu0L
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Wenger added his belief that PSG dominated United in midfield.
#PSG "dominated" #MUFC in midfield.#beINUCL #beINWenger #MUNPSG pic.twitter.com/kasMZRqFZ7
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