The Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay said they lacked belief and didn’t do ‘the basics’ after their 3-1 defeat to Arsenal
“For us, self-belief, lack of confidence – you can see it all in the last two months. We had a half-decent game but even then it is the belief, which is so big in football. It is just not there. It is a bit of balls in your performances. That is what it comes down to – the fundamentals of football. It is difficult for me to speak right now because there are so many emotions. It comes down to the basics and we never do them well enough in big games, recently.
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