Erik Ten Hag doesn’t seems to understand the tactics before making sub and that’s one of the reasons that made Him lose yesterday”, Pep Guardiola reveals the only wrong sub that Ten Hag made yesterday that turned against Him

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Erik Ten Hag doesn’t seems to understand the tactics before making sub and that’s one of the reasons that made Him lose yesterday”, Pep Guardiola reveals the only wrong sub that Ten Hag made yesterday that turned against Him
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In a recent analysis, Pep Guardiola suggested that Erik Ten Hag might not have fully grasped the tactical nuances before making key substitutions during Manchester United’s match against Manchester City. According to Guardiola, a single substitution by Ten Hag backfired, which was a significant factor in United’s defeat.

Manchester United’s performance in the Community Shield was largely commendable, as they managed to hold Manchester City to a 1-1 draw before ultimately succumbing in a penalty shootout. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the players’ performances:

Andre Onana: Despite going unchallenged during regular play, Onana’s passing was inconsistent. He did, however, manage a respectable penalty save. His overall performance was rated at 6/10.

Diogo Dalot: Dalot delivered a solid defensive display at right-back, effectively containing Doku. However, there was a desire to see him advance further up the field when United had possession. He successfully converted his penalty, earning him a rating of 6/10.

Harry Maguire: Maguire appeared to be not fully recovered from a recent injury. Despite this, he persevered for nearly an hour and received a 6/10 rating.

Jonny Evans:Amidst an injury crisis, Evans played the entire 90 minutes and did a commendable job of keeping Haaland at bay, winning several aerial duels. Unfortunately, he missed his penalty, sending it over the bar.

Lisandro Martinez: Martinez started in the left-back position, which isn’t his natural role. While he didn’t contribute much offensively, his defensive work was stellar, and he scored his penalty. His efforts were rated at 7/10.

Casemiro:This match saw Casemiro’s best performance in recent weeks. He was steady and reliable throughout, both defensively and with the ball at his feet. He confidently scored his penalty, earning him a 7/10 rating.

Kobbie Mainoo: Mainoo made his season debut, putting in a steady hour-long shift. His performance was rated at 6/10.

Bruno Fernandes: Fernandes was the driving force behind United’s attacking play, orchestrating numerous opportunities. Although one of his spectacular goals was disallowed due to offside, he successfully converted his penalty, securing an 8/10 rating.

Mason Mount:Mount displayed great energy and work ethic, roaming across the field in an effort to contribute. While his performance was decent, it was not standout, earning him a 5/10 rating.

Amad: Amad was a consistent threat when on the ball, challenging City’s defenders throughout the match. He was also involved in some excellent link-up play, which earned him a 7/10 rating.

Marcus Rashford: Rashford had a few missed opportunities but worked hard on both ends of the pitch. His efforts were rated at 6/10.

Substitutes:

Alejandro Garnacho: Garnacho made an immediate impact by scoring a beautiful goal, setting United on the right track. He also converted his penalty.

Jadon Sancho: Sancho came on to inject some energy into the team but struggled to make a significant impact and missed his penalty.

Facundo Pellistri: Pellistri was at fault for Bernardo Silva’s equalizer due to poor defensive work at the back post.

Scott McTominay:McTominay confidently scored his penalty with force.

Toby Collyer: Collyer had a brief but tidy appearance on the pitch.

These ratings reflect the mixed performance of Manchester United, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses in their game. What are your thoughts on these ratings? Do you agree or disagree? Feel free to share your opinions in the comments section below.It seems that Pep Guardiola provided some insights into Erik ten Hag’s tactical decisions during Manchester United’s recent match against Manchester City in the Community Shield. Guardiola suggested that one of Ten Hag’s substitutions backfired, potentially contributing to Manchester United’s loss.

The match itself was closely contested, ending 1-1 in regular time before Manchester City won in the penalty shootout. The performance ratings for Manchester United players varied, with notable performances from Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro, while others like Mason Mount and Facundo Pellistri received lower ratings, the latter being criticized for his defensive lapse leading to City’s equalizer.

Garnacho was highlighted for his positive impact, scoring a goal and converting his penalty, whereas Jadon Sancho and Pellistri were less effective, with Sancho missing his penalty and Pellistri being at fault for a goal.

If you’re interested in the specific substitution that Guardiola referred to, it would be worth considering which change might have disrupted Manchester United’s tactics or rhythm in the game. Guardiola’s comment underscores the importance of timing and decision-making in substitutions, especially in tightly contested matches.

What are your thoughts on Guardiola’s analysis and the performance ratings? Do you think there was a clear turning point in the match caused by a substitution?