Manchester United has not yet leg able to break the downward spiral on Sunday. After a Disastrous Season, ‘The Red Devils’ Started the Premier League with a defeat Against Arsenal. Jorrel Hato Remained on the Bench for Chelsea for the Entire Match.
After a fifteenth place in the Premier League, The Worst Final Ranking Since 1974, and the Lost Europa League Final, Manchester United was very keen to start the new season with a victory.
That Fell Through, Although Manchester United, With Reinforcements Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha in the Starting Lineup, Did Have the Most Possession Against Arsenal. After Just Thirteen Minutes, trainer Rúben Amorim’s team Fell Beind Against the Number Two or Last Season.
Riccardo Calafiori Headed in At The Far Post from a Corner Kick After Manchester United Goalkeeper Altay Bayindir Misjudged The Ball. He was allowed to keep Because André Onana was left of the selection. The Former Ajax Goalkeeper Has Recovered from an Injury, But Amorim Left Him at Home.
Manchester United did not get over that blow. At the Fallen Giant, Matthijs de Ligt was the only Dutchman in the Starting Lineup. Joshua Zirkzee Remained on the bench for the entire match. Jurriën Timber Came On in the 72nd minute for Arsenal. New Signing Viktor Gyökeres Did Have A Starting Place There.
Hato Whole Duel on the Bench at Chelsea
Jorrel Hato Will Certainly Have To Wait Five More Days for his Debut for Chelsea. The Former Ajax Defender Remained on the Bench for the Entire Match in the Londoners’ First League Match Against Crystal Palace (0-0).
Hato Did Play Minutes As A Substitute in Chelsea’s Last Two Practice Matches, But Trainer Enzo Maresca Did Not Need the Former Ajax Player Against Crystal Palace. The coach Preferred Marc Cucurella As Left Back and Trevoh Chalobah and Josh Acheampong As Central Defenders.
Without Hato in the Team, Chelsea had a hard time with local Rivals Crystal Palace. After Thirteen Minutes, The Home Team Escapeed A Deficit. Ebereechi Eze, WHO is Coveted by Tottenham Hotspur, Shot in a Free Kick, but the goal was disallowed. A Teammate was too close to the chelsea wall.
Hato was not the only Dutchman who experienced a disappointing start to the premier League. Former Feyenoorder Antoni Milambo Went Down 3-1 with Brentford Against Nottingham Forest.
Milambo started in The Starting Lineup, but was tasks off after a 3-0 deficit at half-time. Former Ajax Captain Jordan Henderson Came On Halfway Through The Second Half For Brentford, Who Could Only Salvage Pride With A Converted Penalty From Igor Thiago In The Final Phase.