Premier League: A new low for Manchester United
Brentford 4 - 0 Manchester United
Was this a new for Manchester United?
(Warning- the video below contains some strong language)
Never have I been lost for words like I am still today. Myself driving me & 4 other mates from Manchester to Brentford & back again for that performance. & to top it off only 7 of the entire matchday squad had some sort of bottle to front upto us fans in the away end who despite pic.twitter.com/go07q8eteR
— Benjamin Brazil (@bennymufc) August 14, 2022
It is the first time United have started a league campaign with consecutive losses since the 1992-93 season.
Brentford produced a sensational first-half performance as they scored four goals in the first 35 minutes to condemn Manchester United to a terrible defeat.
Josh Dasilva put the hosts ahead when his strike from distance somehow eluded United goalkeeper David de Gea.
Mathias Jensen doubled the lead after dispossessing former Brentford player Christian Eriksen, with Ben Mee and Bryan Mbeumo goals putting Thomas Frank's side four up during an incredible first half in which they stunningly dismantled United.
The defeat is United's seventh in a row on the road. This is their worst run since 1936, while it is the seventh time they have conceded at least four goals in a league game since the start of last season.
Click the link below to read about what happened last week.
Highlights and reaction
You can watch the highlights of the match in the video below. Footage from Brentford YouTube channel
One United fan commented on the above video: "Well done Brentford, from a United fan. We were shocking, pathetic and disgraceful. You humiliated us, and we deserved it. Hopefully, you've taught our overpaid prima-donnas that they have to run and fight to win at football. They've done nothing but pick paint colours for their Lamborghini's."
Another United fan told us: "As a Manchester United fan, congrats to Brentford for a cracking performance. No complaints on the result. It's not the losing that hurts for us, happy to lose to a better team on the day and hold our hands up."
Brentford manager Thomas Frank, told BBC Match of the Day: "I was very pleased, very proud of the performance. To beat Manchester United 4-0 - biggest club in the world, world-class players - makes some remarkable memories for the Brentford fans here. It's crazy. In some way unreal.
These are special times ❤🐝#BrentfordFC pic.twitter.com/hjRJ5VJTJh
— Brentford FC (@BrentfordFC) August 13, 2022