Manager says team must improve after loss to BournemouthTen Hag takes responsibility for dismal performanceErik ten Hag admitted Manchester United are not good enough to achieve the consistency of an elite team after they were humiliated 3-0 by Bournemouth.Dominic Solanke’s fifth-minute strike was followed by second‑half goals from Philip Billing and …

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Erik ten Hag cut a forlorn figure as the final whistle blew following Manchester United's shocking home defeat to Bournemouth.

Dominic Solanke scored inside the first five minutes of the match, with Philip Billing and Marcos Senesi both scoring in the second half to see Bournemouth extend their unbeaten run to five games.

Tempers flared as Arsenal had a last-gasp equaliser ruled out by VAR, after the German midfielder had appeared to handle the ball inside the six yard box, with Eddie Nketiah tapping in.

Ian Wright has smugly taken to social media after correctly predicting that Manchester United wouldn't beat Bournemouth.

John McGinn's seventh-minute strike was enough for Unai Emery's side as they won their 15th home league game in a row, but Arsenal thought they had equalised late on.

John McGinn scored the only goal of the game, to help send Aston Villa to third in the league, just one point behind Arsenal, with the Gunners suffering their second defeat of the season.

Owen Hargreaves labelled Manchester United as 'embarrassing' after their 3-0 defeat against Bournemouth at Old Trafford on Saturday, the Cherries' first-ever win at the stadium.

United were played off their own pitch by Bournemouth, who cruised to a commanding victory thanks to goals from Dominic Solanke, Philip Billing and Marcos Senesi.

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery and midfielder John McGinn say it is too early to call them title challengers despite moving within two points of leaders Liverpool.

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Mikel Arteta gave a cryptic response to the two decisions that denied Arsenal a penalty and a late goal in their 1-0 loss to Aston Villa, repeating the phrase "clear and obvious" when asked for his views.

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