Manchester United Manager Ten Hag Under Pressure After 4-3 Loss to FC Copenhagen

Manchester United suffers ninth defeat in all competitions, increasing scrutiny on beleaguered manager Ten Hag amidst potential Champions League elimination.

The loss to FC Copenhagen in the Champions League has increased pressure on Manchester United's manager, Erik ten Hag, amidst fears of Champions League elimination and a general poor performance this season with nine defeats in all competitions. United now risks being eliminated from the group stages of the Champions League.
Ten Hag is waiting for a 'turnaround moment' for the team, but the squad has suffered multiple setbacks including injuries to key players like Casemiro, Lisandro Martinez, and Luke Shaw. There have also been off-field issues involving other players and uncertainty about the club's ownership.
In their latest defeat against FC Copenhagen, United initially took a two-goal lead, but its momentum swung when Marcus Rashford was shown a red card for stepping on an opponent's ankle. Copenhagen was able to equalize by halftime, United regained the lead temporarily before two late goals secured a win for the Danish team.
The loss leaves Manchester United at the bottom of Group A in the Champions League, trailing behind unbeaten leader Bayern Munich. It also represents the first time in United's club history that it has lost a Champions League match in which it led by two or more goals.
Despite the team's current form, Ten Hag insists that the squad can turn the season around. He commended the team's resilience and fight, asserting that an eventual positive shift in the season will vindicate his belief.