Erik ten Hag, Manager of Manchester United has claimed that his team lacked “fight” and “passion” during their 1-1 draw with Brentford.
At the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday, United was largely outmatched for the whole of the game.
Also, three minutes after Mason Mount took them the lead in the 96th minute, Kristoffer Ajer tied the score for the Bees.
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Ten Hag said: “We showed resilience all through the game but in points of aggressiveness Brentford were better.
“We should show more passion and desire in many moments in the game. But when you are winning [so late on] you should bring it over the line.
“We didn’t play well but there was a spirit, there was a fight, but not enough.”