Manchester United's crisis deepens as they suffer a humiliating 4-0 defeat against Crystal Palace, marking a record number of Premier League losses. Defensive vulnerabilities and mounting pressure on manager Erik ten Hag intensify speculation about the club's future.
Manchester United's Premier League campaign hit a new low as they suffered a humiliating 4-0 defeat against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. The match was characterized by a dismal performance from the Red Devils, with their defensive vulnerabilities ruthlessly exploited by the Eagles.
Michael Olise opened the scoring for Palace with a well-taken goal, capitalizing on United's defensive lapses. Jean-Philippe Mateta extended Palace's lead before halftime, leaving United facing an uphill battle. Despite hopes of a second-half resurgence, United's woes continued as Tyrick Mitchell fired in a third goal, effectively sealing the victory for Palace.
Michael Olise compounded United's misery with a late strike to secure a resounding win for Oliver Glasner's side. The defeat not only marked a record number of Premier League losses for United but also underscored broader issues regarding the team's defensive fragility and lack of cohesion under manager Erik ten Hag.
With pressure mounting on ten Hag and speculation swirling about his future, United faces an uncertain road ahead as they confront their remaining fixtures against Arsenal, Newcastle, and Brighton.
