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believes ’s midfielders are ‘confused’ by ’s instructions following their exit on Tuesday evening.
United crashed out of Europe altogether .
Ten Hag’s side registered just one shot on target and struggled to create chances as Kingsley Coman’s second-half goal sealed the win for Bayern.
Schmeichel, meanwhile, believes United’s lack of pace in attacking areas will be a concern for Ten Hag but feels Bruno Fernandes, Scott McTominay and Sofyan Amrabat were not working together as a midfield trio.
‘Everything about today was a little bit weird at Old Trafford, just before kick-off I said the stadium was still not full, there’s no atmosphere, there was a bit of a weird atmosphere, it took all the way up to the 51st minute for the home fans to do anything like a little bit of support for the team,’ Schmeichel told CBS Sports.
‘It was just like that, there were a lot of supporters there, they were vocal all the way through, it was like they were dominating, and it reflecting from the performance.
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‘On the pitch, it was just average, and that is even being nice. There are a lot of players in that team that have to have a bit of a meeting with themselves and look at their performance today.
‘There were a lot of players who thought this was all about them today, trying to be the hero in quite a few situations where a pass would’ve been a better option. There were a lot of things not going right today.
‘It’s not nice being a Man United supporter to see that kind of performance today. I have to be honest, right from the word go I never felt there was a goal coming, never at any point, correct me if I’m wrong I don’t think we created a single chance all game.
‘There isn’t a lot of pace in the team. You’ve got a little bit on the left wing, a little bit up front, but then you’ve got a midfield who seems to be confused with what their job is – some of the are pressing, some of them aren’t pressing, they leave that massive gap between the defenders and the front players, and it’s like two linear lines. Everything seems a little bit out of sync.’
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