'I don't care you Guys' - Onana blasts Man United fans in one-word message after Galatasaray defeat at home

Manchester United Stumbles in Champions League Duel with Galatasaray Manchester United faced another setback in the Champions League on Tuesday night, with Erik ten Hag's squad now sitting at the bottom of Group A. The Red Devils suffered their second consecutive defeat in the Champions League, losing 3-2 to Galatasaray at Old Trafford. Erik ten Hag's side managed to take the lead twice at their home ground, courtesy of Rasmus Hojlund, who delivered two spectacular goals. However, their defensive vulnerabilities allowed Wilfried Zaha and Kerem Aktürkoğlu to equalize. The situation became even more challenging when Casemiro received a red card for giving away a penalty after an errant pass from Andre Onana. Fortunately for United, Mauro Icardi missed the penalty. Still, Icardi eventually redeemed himself by scoring the winning goal with a delightful chip past the Reds' goalkeeper. Here are some noteworthy moments from United's trying night: Unusual Pre-Game Rituals: The Galatasaray fans created a vibrant atmosphere both in Manchester's city center and the away corner at Old Trafford. They filled their section early, passionately chanting and energetically engaging in unusual pre-game rituals, drawing cheers from the crowd. Fernandes' Frustration: Despite United's promising start, Onana's errant pass led to a turnover and an attack by the away side. Bruno Fernandes, known for wearing his emotions on his sleeve, expressed his frustration at the poor pass. While Fernandes had a challenging night, Onana's performance left much to be desired, including his role in the penalty that led to Casemiro's red card. Enthusiastic Analysts: Galatasaray's passionate fans weren't the only ones caught up in the excitement at Old Trafford. The analytical team in the press box set up tripods to film tactical angles of the game and enthusiastically reacted to the action. Their emotions were on full display, especially when Zaha scored the equalizer and when Icardi secured the winning goal. Antony Motivating Rashford: Marcus Rashford displayed his devastating potential with a pinpoint cross to set up the opening goal. However, his confidence waned as the game progressed, highlighted by his hesitation and missed opportunity later in the match. Antony, warming up on the sidelines, attempted to motivate Rashford as he struggled, but Rashford was eventually substituted. Laid-Back Buruk: Even when Galatasaray was awarded a crucial penalty with 12 minutes remaining, their manager, Buruk, remained remarkably laid-back. While the entire stadium held its breath, Buruk engaged in a casual conversation with the fourth official, displaying a relaxed demeanor throughout the evening.

‘I don’t care you Guys’ – Onana blasts Man United fans in one-word message after Galatasaray defeat at home

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