Manchester United Humiliated 4-1 by Como in Champions League Disaster
Manchester United suffered a heavy 4-1 defeat against Como in the Champions League, extending their winless run to seven matches and mounting pressure on manager Michael Carrick.
Manchester United suffered a humiliating 4-1 defeat away to Como in the Champions League, sinking to a new low under manager Michael Carrick. Travelling fans left the stadium after the third goal as the Red Devils extended their winless run to seven matches across all competitions, their worst sequence since December 2015.
Rio Ferdinand and Pundits React
Former United defender Rio Ferdinand did not hold back in his criticism on social media: "Cesc Fabregas and his Como team made us look like a side that won a raffle to play in the Champions League. At times it looked like Como had 12 players on the pitch. We were toothless in attack and lacked any tactical patterns." Paul Merson echoed these concerns, noting that the club relies too heavily on its past glory days with Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo rather than accepting its current reality.
Growing Pressure on Carrick
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Winless streak reaches 7 consecutive matches.
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Heavy defeats against Como and Atletico Madrid.
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Travelling supporters walk out in frustration during the second half.
"This was an absolute humiliation for them. The rot at this club has been there for many years, and they need to stop failing themselves," said former England star Joe Cole.
