Following Manchester United's 2-0 defeat by Manchester City, Marcus Rashford came out and spoke about the need for Manchester United to change their attitude and start playing like a team.
Rashford felt that players in his squad were more individualistic and less of team players and urged his colleagues to change.
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Rashford felt that players in his squad were more individualistic and less of team players and urged his colleagues to change.
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"They were the better team today and we are not much of a team as we should and we need to be more together. Any team will tell you no matter how good they are individually you have no chance of winning games if they are not together.
"I just think we need to support each other more, the way we react to mistakes, all of it has to be better, he said.
"I think for now we need to just forget about top four and get back to how we were playing when the manager first came in and its nothing to do with ability because we have the players to do it its just about the attitude to do it.
TUKO.co.ke previously reported Manchester City shot back to the top of the Premier League after dispatching neighbours Manchester United 2-0 at Old Trafford on Wednesday, April 24.
Goals from Bernardo Silva and Leroy Sane were enough to see Manchester remain blue after Pep Guardiola's men displayed resilience and a touch of class to outsmart their red opponents.
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