Rangnick discusses a'mistake' made by a Man United player during Burnley's equalizer.

 




Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick has expressed his displeasure with the way in which Burnley scored a goal in the Red Devils' 3-1 victory over Burnley last night.



Manchester United was 3-0 up and cruising by the 35th minute of the game. To make it 3-1, Aaron Lennon scored on Eric Bailly's under-hit pass back to David De Gea.


Rangnick, who was pleased with his team's overall performance, expressed displeasure with the manner in which Burnley scored. He went on to say:


"There was no doubt about the team's offensive talents even before I arrived; now all we have to do is make sure we concede as few goals as possible." I'm a little outraged by the target we set for ourselves.

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