Manchester United fans want Jose Mourinho to be sacked after Red Devils crash out of Champions League


MANCHESTER UNITED fans have urged the club to SACK Jose Mourinho after the Red Devils were knocked out of the Champions League.

The Premier League side failed to advance into the quarter-finals after suffering a shock 2-1 defeat against Sevilla at Old Trafford.

Manchester United fans have called for Jose Mourinho to be sacked
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The Red Devils suffered a shock defeat against Sevilla to crash out of the Champions League
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Supporters were left bemused by the performance of United, who looked sloppy, lethargic and disinterested.

Much like their showing in Spain three weeks ago, when Mourinho set his side up to play for a goalless draw against a side who look, on paper at least, far inferior.

Alexis Sanchez and Paul Pogba struggled yet again, while Romelu Lukaku was once again guilty of squandering key chances, despite netting late on.

Wissam Ben Yedder netted twice in quick succession after coming on as a second half substitute as Sevilla reach the last eight in the European Cup for the first time since the 1957/58 season.

Ben Yedder and Sevilla played Mourinho at his own game
Ben Yedder and Sevilla played Mourinho at his own game at Old Trafford
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Alexis Sanchez continues to disappoint at the Theatre of Dreams since joining from Arsenal
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Mourinho conceded that the La Liga club deserved the victory, claiming they controlled the game from the first minute.

Speaking to BT Sport after the match, he said: “We tried to be aggressive and intense from the first minute. We didn’t score and Sevilla progressively kept the ball, and they controlled the game well.


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“We had good chances to score, but they scored one goal and from that moment everything became much more emotional. The second goal made it impossible.

“We had good periods, we didn’t have great control over the game, but I can’t say there was anything wrong with my players and their intention to play.

“That’s football, we lost, but tomorrow is another day and Saturday is another match.

“I’m pleased the players aren’t hiding their sadness, but we have no time for drama.”

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