United 'hurting after City defeat
The Citizen|August 12, 2024
Erik ten Hag said Manchester United must feel the pain of a Community Shield defeat on penalties to Manchester City to fuel them for the beginning of the Premier League season.
United 'hurting after City defeat

United looked set to repeat their FA Cup final win over the English champions in May, which helped save Ten Hag's job as manager, when Alejandro Garnacho opened the scoring at Wembley on 82 minutes.

However, Bernardo Silva's header forced the game into penalties, where City edged a marathon shoot-out 7-6.

"When the performance is right and when you lose, everyone feels this. It hurts in your stomach," said Ten Hag.

"You have to feel pain and we have to hurt. We have to take this belief into the league.

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