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    Manchester United Slump to Heavy Bournemouth Loss

    Olu AnisereBy Olu AnisereDecember 22, 2024Updated:December 23, 2024 News No Comments1 Min Read
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    Manchester United Slump to Heavy Bournemouth Loss

    Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United staggered into Christmas on the back of a chastening 3-0 Premier League loss at home to Bournemouth on Sunday.MA year on from securing their first victory at Old Trafford, Andoni Iraola’s impressive Cherries triumphed by the same scoreline as they inflicted the biggest blow of the Portuguese head coach’s short reign.

    Dean Huijsen became the latest player to capitalise on United’s lax set-piece defending to score the opener. Justin Kluivert penalty and Antoine Semenyo strike sealed a stunning win that brought boos from the home fans at full-time.

    The result leaves the Red Devils marooned in 13th and marked an alarming drop in performance and spirit from last Sunday’s 2-1 derby win at Manchester City. Meanwhile, Bournemouth soared to fifth. #Manchester United Slump to Heavy Bournemouth Loss#
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