Manchester United 🤝 Europa League ?

well, brace yourselves for the grand spectacle, Ladies and gentlemen, As the gigantic banner of FC Copenhagen fans unfurled, proclaiming in bold letters. Your theater of nightmares right before kickoff. And my what a performance it turned out to be A true comedy of errors. They stumbled and tumbled not once, but twice, following a rather dramatic Marcus Rashford red card, leaving their Champions League dreams in tatters after a night of utter absurdity. This, my dear viewers, was yet another insane game, a real spectacle that could rival Chelsea’s escapades at Tottenham earlier in the week. Let’s peruse the

list of astonishing occurrences shall we? First, there’s the Rashford red card, a dramatic twist that sent the United Lads into a tailspin. Then, just for kicks, they decided to fumble away a two goal lead. We had some delays for medical emergencies in the stands and even a spirited pro-Palestine pitch invader. If that’s not enough, how about a sprinkle of video assistant referee controversy and a dash of united players getting bombarded with projectiles? now, in the dying moments. United’s hopes were sunk by none other than a teenage wonder. Not the famous Wayne Rooney, but a lad

named Rooney Barg, a 17 year old from Kuwait. He swooped in and scored the winning goal, capping off this relentless rollercoaster at Parken Stadium. And as for Erik ten hag. Well, he

finds himself gazing into the abyss of Champions League elimination. The forthcoming trip to Galatasaray was always a daunting prospect, but now the odds are stacked against them. Lose and they’re out. Simple as that. They’re in dire need of a miracle in Istanbul and the prospect of finishing dead last without a sniff of Europa League football looms large. man. What a topsy turvy spectacle. Should

Erik ten hag be sacked? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.