Sadio Mane trolls Man Utd: The Liverpool forward has trolled Manchester United after their defeat to PSG.
Manchester United suffered their first loss under caretaker manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as the side slumped to a 2-0 loss to PSG.
Kimpembe and Mbappe were on target for PSG as the host side could hardly match the levels at which PSG played in the second half. Angel di Maria was key to the side’s victory as he assisted both the goals.
The Argentinian winger also had a fair share of controversy in the game. After assisting the first goal, he appeared to hurl abuses at Manchester United fans in the game.
The refereeing decisions were also criticised in the game. Paul Pogba was sent off in the final minutes of the match, which triggered significant criticism.
Players and fans alike trolled Manchester United for their display against PSG, and Liverpool’s Sadio Mane was one of them.
Sadio Mane trolls Man Utd:
When Manchester United conceded the second goal of the game, Sadio Mane took a picture of the scoreline and posted it on his Instagram story.
In the next story, Sadio Mane was seen laughing hysterically on the floor with Liverpool’s manager Jurgen Klopp during a training session.
Here are the two stories:
Manchester United were on an unbeaten run since the appointment of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. PSG, however, proved too good for the host side.
Solskjaer admitted after the game that Manchester United were not at the level they needed to be in the game. He also insisted that the game served as a ‘reality check’ for the side as they await other big fixtures this month.
United will take on Chelsea in the fifth round of the FA Cup this weekend. Next week, they host Liverpool who are one of the leading title challengers this season.
“We weren’t at the level,” said Solskjaer. “This is a level up from what we have played against with the games we’ve had.
“We’ve had a great run, we came into this game in a great frame of mind, great form but of course it was a big step up, they have quality from the keeper to the striker.
“Of course it’s a reality check. The top four is one thing but we want to be at the top and Manchester United should be at the top.”
