The shоcking collapse of Manchester United’s Champions League journey continued as they drew 3-3 against Galatasaray, putting their hopes of progressing in the tournament in jeopardy. The match lived up to Galatasaray’s warning that United was entering Һell, and despite Bruno Fernandes’ impressive performance, they were unable to secure a victory.

Fernandes played a pivotal role in United’s early success, setting up Alejandro Garnacho for the opening goal and scoring a sensational goal himself to double their lead. However, as United have experienced throughout this unpredictable Champions League campaign, things quickly turned complicated. Andre Onana, United’s goalkeeper, made costly errors that allowed Galatasaray to get back into the game. Hakim Ziyech scored from two free-kicks, reducing the deficit and putting pressure on United. Scott McTominay’s goal on the cоunterattack should have secured the win, but Onana’s inexplicable mistake gifted another goal to Ziyech from a set piece. Galatasaray’s substitute Kerem Akturkoglu then scored a stunning goal to level the game.

The match continued to provide drаmа, with Garnacho, McTominay, and Facundo Pellistri coming close to finding a winning goal. However, United couldn’t find the back of the net again, leaving them at the bottom of Group A. They now face an anxiоus wait to see if they will remain in the competition, relying on Bayern Munich to defeat Copenhagen and keep their hopes alive.

Andre Onana – 3: Had a nightmare game, making mistakes that led to goals.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka – 7: Defended well against Zaha and provided an assist for McTominay’s goal.

Harry Maguire – 7: Continued his strong form with proactive defending and solid passing.

Victor Lindelof – 6: Struggled in physical duels but performed adequately overall.

Luke Shaw – 7: Showed his value with forward passes, interceptions, and left-footed options.

Sofyan Amrabat – 3: Easily bypassed and underwhelming performance.

Scott McTominay – 6.5: Made forward runs and scored a goal but lacked composure in possession.

Antony – 7: Provided relief from Galatasaray’s pressure with his runs and showed promise.

Bruno Fernandes – 8: A captain’s performance with a goal, an assist, and contributions all over the pitch.

Alejandro Garnacho – 7.5: Continued his good form with a well-taken goal and showed improved game sense.

Rasmus Hojlund – 6.5: Created chances for himself and teammates with his play as a center-forward.

Substitutes:

Kobbie Mainoo – 6.5: Continued his good form from the previous game with calm and smart play.

Anthony Martial – 5: Looked out of place in the high-intensity game, although he tracked back well at times.

Facundo Pellistri – 5: Missed a clear-cut chance but had some positive attacking moments.

Diogo Dalot – 5.5: Almost contributed to a goal but had limited impact overall.

Manager rating:

Erik ten Hag – 6: Couldn’t account for the goalkeeper’s mistakes and questionable goals, but the team’s inability to manage games reflects somewhat on the manager.