Double shock to MU

On the evening of November 8, Harry Maguire and Benjamin Sesko were both injured in MU's 2-2 draw with Tottenham in round 11 of the Premier League.

MU continued to extend their unbeaten streak to 5 in the Premier League after a thrilling 2-2 draw against Tottenham in London. However, the joy of Ruben Amorim's team was quickly overshadowed by the bad news of a double injury in the final stages of the match.

According to BBC , centre-back Maguire had to leave the field in the 72nd minute, making way for Leny Yoro after suffering a hamstring injury. Previously, the 32-year-old centre-back missed the confrontation with Brighton and was only on the bench in the match against Nottingham Forest last week due to fitness problems.

But the trouble did not stop there. In the last 10 minutes, striker Sesko missed a golden opportunity when facing goalkeeper Vicario, which was blocked by Micky van de Ven with a perfect tackle. Immediately after this move, Sesko lay on the ground in pain and could not continue playing.

Notably, coach Amorim used all his substitutions, forcing MU to play with 10 men in the final minutes. BBC wrote: "This is very bad news for Manchester United. Sesko was injured and forced to leave the field, leaving the away team to finish the match with only 10 players."

The 2-2 draw helped MU maintain stable performance, but these personnel losses could cause Amorim's team to struggle in the upcoming period, as they prepare to enter a fierce series of matches in the Premier League.

Two consecutive injuries in less than 20 minutes are a stern warning to the "Red Devils" that the price of effort and fighting spirit sometimes has to be paid with human strength.

Source: https://znews.vn/cu-soc-kep-voi-mu-post1601117.html