‘We will be mad, angry’: Ten Hag expects United reaction against Liverpool
Manager believes team will harness frustration of Chelsea loss‘We have to turn this around. We have to take energy.’
Erik ten Hag believes Manchester United’s added-time capitulation at Chelsea will make them “mad and angry” for Liverpool’s visit on Sunday.
United led 3-2 as Thursday’s game entered the 99th-minute before a Cole Palmer penalty and the same player’s 101st-minute strike gave Chelsea victory. The defeat leaves United 11 points behind fourth-place Aston Villa and nine from Tottenham in fifth.
