Erik ten Hag insisted he had no regrets after Manchester United made a sorry exit from Europe on Tuesday night.
A 1-0 defeat to Bayern Munich at Old Trafford consigned United to last place in their Champions League group for only the second time as they finished with the club’s lowest ever points total.
United also missed out on the consolation of the Europa League spot as Kingsley Coman’s 70th-minute strike inflicted a 12th defeat in 24 games on Ten Hag’s side this season.
Erik ten Hag insists Man United were ‘very good’ in dismal Bayern defeat and claims he has no regrets over their miserable Champions League campaign
Manchester United have been knocked out of the Champions League
Kingsley Coman’s goal inflicted a one-goal defeat on United at Old Trafford
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Erik ten Hag insisted he had no regrets after Manchester United made a sorry exit from Europe on Tuesday night.
A 1-0 defeat to Bayern Munich at Old Trafford consigned United to last place in their Champions League group for only the second time as they finished with the club’s lowest ever points total.
United also missed out on the consolation of the Europa League spot as Kingsley Coman’s 70th-minute strike inflicted a 12th defeat in 24 games on Ten Hag’s side this season.
Asked how he looked back on a miserable Group A campaign, Ten Hag said: ‘Not with regret. We didn’t make it, but we have to accept it. We have to learn from it.
‘We played some good football in the Champions League. We have to take some good performances into the Premier League. We want to be back in the Champions League.
We didn’t lose it today, that’s clear. We had good performances but also we made mistakes. In the end it was not good enough.
‘The facts are we do not have enough points. We are disappointed as a group, as a manager, I am disappointed. We should have done better.’