United remain bottom of Group A after loosing away a 3_1 lead at Galatasaray to draw 3-3

Goalkeeper Andre Onana cost his side two goals.

Erik ten Hag says he the one take the blame after yet another Champions League slip by Manchester United, with their chances of qualification hanging by a ends.

United are still at the bottom of Group A after throwing away a 3-1 lead at Galatasaray to draw 3-3 in a pressured game.

Goalkeeper Andre Onana, did cost his side with poor errors for loanee Hakim Ziyech’s two goals.

On three occasions in the group stages, United have held leads – twice against Galatasaray and once versus Copenhagen – without collecting three points.

Errors from Onana threw Galatasaray lifelines to leave Unit

Goalkeeper Andre Onana, not for the first time in this competition, cost his side with poor errors for Chelsea loanee Hakim Ziyech’s two goals.

On 3 occasions in the group stages, United have held wins – twice against Galatasaray and once vs Copenhagen – without collecting all three points.

The first two instances left United needing three away points at Galatasaray on Wednesday night to take their destiny into their own hands regarding qualification for the last 16.

The 14 goals United have conceded in their opening five Group A games is the most ever conceded by an English team in such a Champions League period.

Meanwhile, United became only the second team to let two leads slip by at least two goals in a single Champions League season.

The Ten Hag side are next in action when they take on Newcastle United in the Premier League on Saturday night

The Magpies trail sixth-placed Man United by just one point in the standings

Erik ten Haga’s team did so much, twice holding a two-goal lead.

ed bottom of Group A with hopes of reaching the knockout stage in balance.

Following Bayern Munich’s draw with Copenhagen later in the evening,

Manchester United will be knocked out of the competition if they fail to beat the German champions and it will be a winner between Galatasaray and Copenhagen in a fortnight’s time.

The Hag about Onana: “She’s fine. It’s not about individuals.

Individual mistakes in football can affect and you take responsibility for it, but it’s always about the team.”

….I’m backing Onana once he gets confidence, but will #MUFC be patient with him?{editor}

Two of the five clean sheets Onana has kept this season have come with Maguire and Lindelöf in defence.

with four of United’s eight league wins coming in the five matches they have started together.

Onana has looked far sturdier in recent weeks and, surprisingly, his improvement has come while playing with two centre-backs who were expected to leave the club over the summer.