Man Utd's Ten Hag refuses to blame Andre Onana for Galatasaray draw

Manchester United are on the brink of a Champions League group exit after being held to a 3-3 draw by Galatasaray despite leading 3-1. 

Andre Onana again made headlines for a poor performance for the Red Devils. The Cameroon goalkeeper misjudged two free-kicks by former Chelsea player Hakim Ziyech, giving the Turks a chance to come back, which they took. 

Mancunian coach Ten Hag was angry at the post-match press conference about the number of goals his side have conceded in European competition - 14 goals in just five games - but refused to blame the former Inter goalkeeper.

"He's OK. It is not about an individual. Individual errors in football can make a difference and you take responsibility for it, but it is always about the team. It is not so easy when we give free-kicks away and we have to defend the free‑kicks better. Hakim is brilliant, I know that, and he is extraordinary," said the former Ajax coach.