Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has sent a stern message to his players after the disappointing defeat to West Ham United.
The Red Devils suffered an eighth defeat of the Premier League season after going down 2-0 to the Hammers on Saturday afternoon.
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While the club have been hit with injuries, the Dutchman has told his side to stick to the plan.
"In 2023, we won a Cup, we played the FA Cup final, we were third in the league. There were highlights but we are over-performing, but in this moment we are underperforming," Ten Hag said, as per SuperSport.
"There are reasons for it, we have many injuries, so the team will be better if the injured ones return.
"We have to be calm, stick together, stick to the plan, we have to do it together."
Ten Hag also lamented Alejandro Garnacho's missed opportunity in the first half.
"I think it was a decent 72 minutes where we didn't take our chances. We should have gone in the lead but we didn't and then it was one moment of switching off," he said.
"He (Alejandro Garnacho) was one on one with the keeper and he could've taken it but we didn't."
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