United still not learning from Champions League mistakes

Drawing at Galatasaray after twice holding a two-goal lead highlighted the flaws that remain in Erik ten Hag’s side

NOT LEARNING: Manchester United's Scott McTominay reacts at the end of the Champions League group A soccer match against Galatasaray. Pic: AP Photo

Manchester United are used to breaking records in the Champions League but the current crop will be concerned they have conceded more goals than any United team in group stage history, showing how far they are from competing at the top level.

Kerem Akturkoglu’s vicious equaliser for Galatasaray on Wednesday was the 14th goal to pass André Onana in five European matches, leaving United bottom of the four-team table and in danger of an early exit. It was the only time in Istanbul the goalkeeper could not be blamed for letting the ball past him, a worry in itself.