Manchester United's exit from the Champions League this season is a surprise. Imagine, Jose Mourinho's landing team is actually in the middle of a good performance before the duel of the second leg of the last 16 against Sevilla on Wednesday (14/3) early morning hrs.
Prior to this, United's lead Mourinho summed up three consecutive wins in the English Premier League by beating Chelsea, Crystal Palace and Liverpool. The team won convincingly in these parties, but instead came under his best performance when he greeted Sevilla.
In a match that was held at Old Trafford last night, United had been playing his biggest party this season but they were made helpless after a 2-1 defeat. Wissam Ben Yedder deserved to ordain his name as a hero of victory through a brace that he scored midway through the second half, while the hosts only able to reduce the score through Romelu Lukaku's goal a few minutes ahead of dispersal.
Since the beginning of the game, Mourinho carries a formation that can not be understood. The Portuguese coach instead replaced his best form, with the most striking of which was to strike out Scott McTominay from the starting XI and give up a midfield position to Marouane Fellaini who was recovering from injury.
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