He forced everything through Haaland and ignored teammates who were free and better positioned to score. Cherki and Foden were both guilty of trying to funnel every attack toward Haaland instead of taking the obvious options. We were wasteful, predictable, and honestly a bit foolish in this match.
There were poor decisions all around—from Haaland, from Cherki, and from Foden—and instead of correcting it, they kept compounding those mistakes. It felt like the obsession with getting Haaland on the scoresheet took priority over winning the game, and in the end, that mentality cost us two points.
There were poor decisions all around—from Haaland, from Cherki, and from Foden—and instead of correcting it, they kept compounding those mistakes. It felt like the obsession with getting Haaland on the scoresheet took priority over winning the game, and in the end, that mentality cost us two points.
