Man Utd might have won but that second goal was a clear offside engineered to give them the upper hand. Leicester city was the better team for most part of the match but was very unlucky to have lost the tie to Man Utd.
It was quite unfair and Manchester United shouldnt have the game in that manner. Manchester United didnt perform to standards as they should against Leicester City and Leicester City were clearly the better team that was unlucky again. If United should keep playing this way they will not go far in the competition because their games is not so convincing and dominating at all.
I wonder how far Man Utd think this unimpressive performance(s) will take them in this tournament?
Just think if Manchester United get to round 5. If we think Manchester United can go as far as most people don't think.
It has been nothing but luck and they cant expect to be lucky all the time. When they face a stronger side or a more challenging opponent it will become difficult and if they dont improve I dont think they will get very far.
Manchester City trying by all means to embarrass themselves and other premiere league teams with a goal down to Leyton Orient...and it doesn't matter whether own goal or not but a difference of leagues should show and this bad run of results could be their own doing!!!
What are these City people really trying to tell us, its not like they have amnesia and forgotten how to play football, its the same player's we all know, but of course todays game has a few new faces but still these are quality players.
Manchester City really disappointed, they didnt play really well and were just lucky to win and for me I think Leyton Orient was the better team in the game. Leyton Orient played well till the end of the game and they almost equalized at 90+ but were unlucky, they pressed Manchester City and forced City to panic which made them lose possession easily. Manchester City have lost their dominance this season and if not careful they might be eliminated in this competition by a small team like this.
