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JAMIE CARRAGHER has brilliantly identified the schoolboy errors that Man Utd has been making during a brutal segment on Monday Night Football.<br/><br/>Following Man Utd's draw to Burnley at Old Trafford, the Sky Sports pundit highlighted what went wrong for ten Hag's men.<br/><br/>With the score line still at 0-0, Carragher pointed out FOUR mistakes that Man Utd had made at the beginning of the second half.<br/><br/>In the clip, he points out how the Utd defenders had their backs to the ball as goalkeeper Andre Onana was looking for a pass.<br/><br/>Onana then decides to hit a long ball to the edge of the opposition box where Diogo Dalot - who was playing left-back - was Utd's furthest attacker.<br/><br/>As the long ball went forward, both Christian Eriksen and Kobbie Mainoo left Lyle Foster in acres of space.<br/><br/>And this is all while Erik ten Hag and assistant coach Steve McClaren are still walking towards their bench, following half-time.<br/><br/>Carragher said: “This is an unbelievable clip. This is the start of the second half.<br/><br/>“Now again, before he does anything, you just stop it there.<br/><br/>“Normally a top team… you have just called Manchester United - and I get that - the biggest club in the world.<br/><br/>“Could you imagine Real Madrid, Bayern Munich,Barcelona, getting the ball at the start of the second half?<br/><br/>“And these players not showing for it, to try and play.<br/><br/>“The idea is to go long. It’s not just the goalkeeper doing it.<br/><br/>“So he brings it forward, he goes to go long, and who’s making the run?<br/><br/>“It’s Dalot, your left back, he’s making the run to try to get on the end of a long ball straight from the kickoff.<br/><br/>“So what’s the thought process of Eriksen here? Mainoo?<br/><br/>“Who do they think is going to pick up Lyle Foster in this position?<br/><br/>“And if they do go, Harry Maguire has got to go in there and fill the space.<br/><br/>“Ten seconds into the second half and someone is running at your back four again.<br/><br/>“And we just top it there because the Manchester United manager and Steve McClaren.<br/><br/>“Can you imagine just walking out for the start of that second half and the first thing you see is that?<br/><br/>“I mean, he’s seen it all season. But you come out and you think ‘Give us a break lads’.<br/><br/>“But it comes again from just going long, losing the ball, the positions of the players, and then getting counter-attacked on.”<br/><br/>The home side did manage to go 1-0 up with Antony getting on the scoresheet but this was cancelled out after Amdouni put away his penalty to make it 1-1 in the 87th minute.<br/><br/>The result was Man Utd's sixth draw of the Premier League campaign.<br/><br/>It was also the fifth penalty they had conceded in the last six games.<br/><br/>Following the 4-0 thrashing they faced at Selhurst Park, ten Hag's men fell further down the table and now sit in eighth.<br/><br/>Carragher continued to criticize the Red Devils and questioned their ability to play at the highest level.<br/><br/>Speaking about Casemiro, the former Liverpool defender said: \
JAMIE CARRAGHER has brilliantly identified the schoolboy errors that Man Utd has been making during a brutal segment on Monday Night Football.<br/><br/>Following Man Utd's draw to Burnley at Old Trafford, the Sky Sports pundit highlighted what went wrong for ten Hag's men.<br/><br/>With the score line still at 0-0, Carragher pointed out FOUR mistakes that Man Utd had made at the beginning of the second half.<br/><br/>In the clip, he points out how the Utd defenders had their backs to the ball as goalkeeper Andre Onana was looking for a pass.<br/><br/>Onana then decides to hit a long ball to the edge of the opposition box where Diogo Dalot - who was playing left-back - was Utd's furthest attacker.<br/><br/>As the long ball went forward, both Christian Eriksen and Kobbie Mainoo left Lyle Foster in acres of space.<br/><br/>And this is all while Erik ten Hag and assistant coach Steve McClaren are still walking towards their bench, following half-time.<br/><br/>Carragher said: “This is an unbelievable clip. This is the start of the second half.<br/><br/>“Now again, before he does anything, you just stop it there.<br/><br/>“Normally a top team… you have just called Manchester United - and I get that - the biggest club in the world.<br/><br/>“Could you imagine Real Madrid, Bayern Munich,Barcelona, getting the ball at the start of the second half?<br/><br/>“And these players not showing for it, to try and play.<br/><br/>“The idea is to go long. It’s not just the goalkeeper doing it.<br/><br/>“So he brings it forward, he goes to go long, and who’s making the run?<br/><br/>“It’s Dalot, your left back, he’s making the run to try to get on the end of a long ball straight from the kickoff.<br/><br/>“So what’s the thought process of Eriksen here? Mainoo?<br/><br/>“Who do they think is going to pick up Lyle Foster in this position?<br/><br/>“And if they do go, Harry Maguire has got to go in there and fill the space.<br/><br/>“Ten seconds into the second half and someone is running at your back four again.<br/><br/>“And we just top it there because the Manchester United manager and Steve McClaren.<br/><br/>“Can you imagine just walking out for the start of that second half and the first thing you see is that?<br/><br/>“I mean, he’s seen it all season. But you come out and you think ‘Give us a break lads’.<br/><br/>“But it comes again from just going long, losing the ball, the positions of the players, and then getting counter-attacked on.”<br/><br/>The home side did manage to go 1-0 up with Antony getting on the scoresheet but this was cancelled out after Amdouni put away his penalty to make it 1-1 in the 87th minute.<br/><br/>The result was Man Utd's sixth draw of the Premier League campaign.<br/><br/>It was also the fifth penalty they had conceded in the last six games.<br/><br/>Following the 4-0 thrashing they faced at Selhurst Park, ten Hag's men fell further down the table and now sit in eighth.<br/><br/>Carragher continued to criticize the Red Devils and questioned their ability to play at the highest level.<br/><br/>Speaking about Casemiro, the former Liverpool defender said: \
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