"Manchester United" on Tuesday evening had to accept their first defeat in the UEFA Champions League as they were narrowly beaten by Turin's "Juventus". Once, Paul Pogba hit the goal post, but apart from that chance, the "Red Devils" did not have more opportunities to score at their home stadium. Two club legends - Rio Ferdinand and Paul Scholes - were disappointed with this performance. P. Scholes pointedly criticized Jose Mourinho: "Juventus" outperformed "Man Utd" in every inch of the field. I would like to praise Dybala, who played excellently in attack. The whole "Juventus" team should be praised, as they showed a good game away against a truly huge club, but not the excellent team they used to be." "Every time they got the ball, "Man Utd" players looked agitated and lost. Is Mourinho happy about that? Perhaps, who knows. When you have to watch such a performance, you are a bit disturbed," added P. Scholes. In turn, R. Ferdinand mentioned that on the field he saw two different teams - men from Turin and boys from Manchester. "The match was similar to the last two. If we had to summarize these matches, I think we have to say that it was a battle of men against boys. We wanted to see a completely different start from "United" in such an atmosphere. The first half was completely lacking in energy. The current form and improvisation of "Juventus" caused serious problems for our players," concluded the former defender.
