Ten Hag Admits Manchester United’s Dropped Points are Becoming Expensive

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• Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag expresses concern over dropped points after a last-gasp defeat to Chelsea and a late equalizer against Brentford.
• With United trailing in the race for a Champions League spot, ten Hag emphasizes the need for flawless performances and urges fan support ahead of a crucial fixture against Liverpool.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag expressed concern over dropped points proving costly in their pursuit of a Champions League spot following a heartbreaking defeat to Chelsea. 

The Red Devils conceded two goals in stoppage time, succumbing to a 4-3 loss at Stamford Bridge, adding to their disappointment after conceding a 99th-minute equalizer against Brentford.

Sitting sixth in the Premier League, United faces an uphill battle, trailing nine points behind fifth-placed Tottenham and 11 points behind fourth-placed Aston Villa, with just eight matches remaining.

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With a crucial fixture against league leaders Liverpool looming, ten Hag acknowledged the difficulty in bridging the gap to teams above them.

Securing fourth place guarantees Champions League entry, a prospect now challenging for United. 

Reflecting on recent losses, ten Hag emphasized the increasing value of points as the season progresses, underscoring the team’s determination to catch up despite the daunting task ahead.

The Dutch manager stressed the need for flawless performances in the remaining matches, relying on the team’s character and resilience. 

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He highlighted the significance of fan support, urging Manchester United supporters to maintain a positive atmosphere at Old Trafford, particularly amidst the upcoming fixture against Liverpool, emphasizing unity and positivity over divisive chants.