This Man. Utd. player let Manchester City score twice but no one seemed to care

This season has been a tough one for Manchester United, and the match against Manchester City was no different. After this game, nobody knows where the Red Devils stand. Are they title contenders or are they just another team in the league? What we can surely say is that one player in particular, though, had a particularly rough game, letting City score twice. 

When the starting lineup against Manchester City was revealed everyone was surprised. An important name was missing: the Brazilian defensive midfield Casemiro was once again left on the bench. The starters were Mctominay and Christian Eriksen. Nevertheless, this might have been a terrible decision. 

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After just 45 minutes, Manchester United was already 4-0 down at the Etihad Stadium and the first two goals were given by the Danish midfielder, Christian Eriksen. He let Man. City score twice in the derby. The first time he didn't follow Phil Foden before the English striker scored the first goal of the game. And in the second goal, he failed to mark the Norwegian star, Erling Haaland.

The first two goals went unnoticed because City ended up tearing the Red Devils apart

We all make mistakes, but when you're a professional footballer playing for one of the biggest clubs in the world, those mistakes can be costly. That was certainly the case for Manchester United's Christian Eriksen after his two howlers led to Manchester City scoring twice in their 6-3 win at the Etihad Stadium.