Olympiakos last night recorded a famous win against Manchester United, Olympiakos won by two goals, where Man Utd ended the match without a single goal.
Manchester United manager David Moyes said “We didn’t offer enough on the night to create a goal. They have a very good home record so it wasn’t unexpected.” “I take responsibility, it’s my team and we have to play better. We can do, and the one thing is there’s still a second game to come. “There is a second game and we will do all we can to turn it around.” He added.
“There is undoubtedly talent at Manchester United but we didn’t show it tonight. We are determined to put it right and we have the opportunity to do that.The players are hurt, Old Trafford’s seen some great nights in the past and we hope to see another one.”
According to him Man Utd has played the worst in Europe and they did not deserve to win. He was surprised as he did not see the level best performance coming.
Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane said on ITV: “Nobody predicted that. It’s been a tough night for the club, the players and the fans. Criticise United all you want buy Olympiakos were good. They were on the front foot and technically better than United tonight.”
“There is a lack of confidence and there are some players who just don’t have the quality. We’ve been brainwashed that the Premier League is the best in the world – nonsense.It’s the best brand in the world but they have fallen behind, United more than most. They need six or seven players to rebuild the club.” He added.
He thinks that Privately Moyes must be shocked with the talents he is dealing with.
It’s a huge win from Olympiakos and they thoroughly deserved it. United have been wasteful in possession and haven’t created anything.
Moyes keeps on searching for answers to the big question of why a team that won the title by 11 points last season is so far off the title this year. While the goals from Alejandro Domínguez and Joel Campbell have not yet knocked United out of the Champions League, whether the manager can get the response of winning by three goals in the second leg at Old Trafford on 19 March has to be in serious doubt.
As it is, Moyes faces questions regarding his selection and how, precisely, he can motivate players who ended this game with an exhausted belief.