Peter Schmeichel has criticized one Manchester United player for his involvement in Brentford’s equalizer.
Erik ten Hag’s men were held to a 1-1 draw by the Bees after a defender Kristoffer Ajer’s strike in the 99th minute at Gtech Community Stadium.
The defender’s goal came just three minutes after Mason Mount opened the scoring for his first goal in United colours
And Schmeichel was not impressed with Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s role in the equalizer.
“Ivan Toney would have been offside if he had followed the back four formation and then that goal wouldn’t have happened,” the former goalkeeper said.
Peter Schmeichel has criticized a Man United player for his involvement in the Brentford goal
Erik ten Hag’s team suffered a blow in the hope of securing Champions League football next season
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‘Look at him (Wan-Bissaka) coming out! Look at it!
‘That’s not Manchester United, that’s not pride, that’s not high standards. That’s not focusing on what your job is.
“It cost him – not to blame him – but in that moment, what he did or didn’t do made something as simple as concentrating equal.”
The draw in West London dealt United’s hopes of securing Champions League football a huge blow.
Earlier on Saturday, Aston Villa beat Wolves 2-0 to boost their hopes of a top-four finish, while Tottenham turned it around to beat Luton Town 2-1.
Unai Emery’s side have perhaps their toughest test in midweek with an away match at Manchester City, while Spurs travel to local rivals West Ham and Man United travel to the capital to take on Chelsea.
Schmeichel believes Aaron Wan-Bissaka is responsible for Kristoffer Ajer’s late attack
Despite the loss of points, Ten Hag believes that his team can still reach the Champions League next season.
“We will keep fighting,” the United boss said. ‘It could end up being a very good point. There are still many matches to go, but in the end the points will of course be more expensive. It should have been three, but now that it’s only one, we’ll know how it can work out in the end, but it could be a big deal in the end.”