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Manchester United lost for the second time in three Premier League games, this time in the English derby against Liverpool (0-3). Red Devils were totally dominated and their midfielders Casemiro and Kobbie Mainoo were at fault for the three goals conceded. After the match, Bruno Fernandes was keen not to hold them responsible for the Mancunian defeat. The captain of the Red Devils also admitted the superiority of his opponent of the afternoon.
” They were very precise. Goals are always self-inflicted. You have to make a mistake to give them the goal. We don’t need to point the finger at everyone, that won’t help us now. When you concede a goal, you can’t just point the finger at one mistake. What’s the point of saying Casemiro lost the ball or Kobbie (Mainoo) lost the ball? They lost the ball because they wanted to be brave. That’s part of football. It’s not an individual thing. Casemiro has more experience than me. I don’t need to tell him anything, he knows what football is. He’s played for the two best clubs in the world. Kobbie is a great boy. I want him to try harder because that’s part of his game. They are important players for us and they will continue to be. We don’t need to look back. We don’t have to look at the past, we just have to make it different. We lost the game, congratulations to Liverpool, they were more precise. I don’t look at the stats, but the game was tight ” he testified to (Sky Sports)(https://www.skysports.com/football/live-blog/12309/13204768/manchester-united-vs-liverpool-preview-premier-league-team-news-match-commentary-analysis-report-highlights- live-on-sky-sports?postid=8216901#liveblog-body).
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