Ten Hag rages at Bruno Fernandes after Man Utd star's wayward shot vs Forest
ERIK TEN HAG couldn’t maintain again his anger after a wayward shot from Bruno Fernandes in opposition to Nottingham Forest.
The Manchester United supervisor noticed his facet win 3-0 in Wednesday’s Carabao Cup semi-final, taking an early lead by star man Marcus Rashford.
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However some sloppy play allowed Sam Surridge to equalise for the hosts earlier than VAR dominated it out for offside.
And Ten Hag was not within the temper for additional errors after struggling title heartbreak with defeat at Arsenal on Sunday.
His anger boiled over close to the tip of the primary half when Fernandes discovered himself with time on the ball exterior Forest’s field
The Portuguese maestro was unable to supply a disciplined effort.
And he as a substitute smashed a wild shot over the bar to a refrain of groans from the travelling followers.
However Ten Hag reacted in a way more indignant method, showing to go ballistic at his playmaker from the sideline.
It prompted pundit and ex-United star Gary Neville to gasp: “He’s fuming. He’s absolutely right, he’s not having that.”
Followers additionally reacted to the incident, with many siding with Ten Hag.
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One supporter declared: “Ten Hag not happy with Bruno there! Rightly so!”
One other mentioned: “Ten Hag needs to be tough on Bruno. His lack of discipline is so frustrating.”
One famous: “Even Ten Hag’s provoked by that useless Bruno shot.”
One other added: “I know the first thing Ten Hag is going to talk about in the dressing room is that Bruno shot.”
Fortuitously for United, they did handle to hit the goal for a second simply moments later by new mortgage striker Wout Weghorst.
Fernandes then put his horrendous effort behind him by firing in United’s third aim late on.
The Pink Devils at the moment are in complete management of their semi tie.
And supplied there are not any errors in subsequent week’s return leg at Outdated Trafford, United are prone to battle both Newcastle or Southampton in Wembley’s closing.