Manchester United’s 0-0 draw against Southampton was a drab affair, but honestly, that was to be expected. All attentions for the Old Trafford club are rightfully being directed towards the Europa League final, and that’s probably why we haven’t won in our last three Premier League outings.
Manchester United’s biggest game of their season is less than a week away now, with the Red Devils’ preparations for the Europa League final well underway. Before that, though, Jose Mourinho and his players have just one more Premier League game to get through.
Manchester United have had to cope without the services of Paul Pogba over the last couple of games, due to the tragic loss of his father late last week. The 24-year-old Frenchman has been a huge miss, and his on-ball brilliance just couldn’t be replaced.
Manchester United’s injury luck has been nothing short of horrific over the last month or so. Jose Mourinho’s team have had plenty of long-term casualties to cope with, including the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Marcos Rojo, Luke Shaw and Ashley Young all ruled out for the season.
As we all know, Paul Pogba is currently mourning the tragic loss of his father. The 24-year-old missed Manchester United’s game with Tottenham Hotspur at the weekend, and rightly so. This is the time where he needs to be with his family.
Manchester United Football Club’s aspirations of obtaining Champions League qualification via league position have been ended at the hands of Tottenham Hotspur. The Red Devils did not look good at all at White Hart Lane, and in the end, they deserved to lose the tie.
Manchester United’s top four hopes and aspirations are mathematically over. The Red Devils lost back-to-back games in North London against Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur respectively, and now all of our hopes are pinned on the Europa League final against Ajax.
Manchester United Football Club took on Tottenham Hotspur in the final game ever at White Hart Lane. The Red Devils lost 2-1, and thoroughly deserved to do so. The result made it mathematically impossible for us to finish in the top four, and acquire a spot in the Champions League via league position.
Manchester United’s first season under the watchful eye of Jose Mourinho is winding down to a close. The Red Devils have one trophy under their belt, whilst having one more to play for in Europe. However, their Premier League season is all-but over.
Manchester United made it to the Europa League final. The Red Devils were hanging on by the skin of their teeth in the end, but now, the fans have a day out in Stockholm to look forward to, in an extremely exciting game against Dutch side, Ajax.
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