Manchester United Crashes Out of Champions League

Manager Erik ten Hag's controversial comments add to the turmoil as the team faces a resurgent Liverpool next.

Manchester United crashed out of the Champions League following a 1-0 defeat at home to Bayern Munich, finishing bottom of their group with only four points from six games.
The team's performance was described as 'very good' by manager Erik ten Hag, despite the team only mustering one shot on target.
The defeat marks a new low in what has been described as a disastrous season for United, with the team now out of contention in three of four competitions this season.
The January transfer window is fast approaching but it's unclear how much United will be able to spend to try and revamp the squad once again.
United is set to face a resurgent Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday, a match that could further expose the team's current struggles.