Matheus Cunha has expressed his frustration after Manchester United lost 3-1 to Brentford at the Gtech stadium on Saturday, Softfootball reports.
The former Wolves forward who missed the Manchester derby where United lost 3-0 to City, due to injury was involved for 90 minutes against the Bees but could not influence the game like he wanted.
Speaking after the match in an interview shared on Manchester United’s official media. Cunha said:
It’s very frustrating to come here and not win. Every game in the Premier League is, of course, important, but we need to do more. We need to do more, that’s the key, I think.
Manchester United’s next match will be against Sunderland just before another international break. The Black Cats are tricky customers as they beat Nottingham Forest 1-0 away from home today. Cunha said:
Of course, we need to go there [Carrington] and to do everything we can. Improve, improve, improve, this is the word, I think. We need to use it, we need to be focused and to have big character right now. It’s like I say, how important it is to fight for the shirt and winning the games.
Manchester United dropped to 14th on the Premier league table with seven points while Brentford moved up to 13th on the same points after six matches so far.
