Manchester United's beleaguered squad looked glum as they arrived for training on Monday morning - less than 24 hours after they were thrashed by their neighbours in the Manchester derby.
Erling Haaland and Phil Foden both grabbed hat-tricks for Manchester City, who ran riot in a resounding 6-3 win at the Etihad Stadium. The Premier League champions left Erik ten Hag's side shellshocked by surging into a 4-0 lead in the first half. And although Antony and Anthony Martial managed to get themselves on the scoresheet after the break, the damage was already done.
Cristiano Ronaldo was amongst the players who arrived at the club's Carrington training base for the inquest following Sunday's match. The Portuguese superstar was an unused substitute against City, with Ten Hag insisting after the game that he kept Ronaldo away from the action out of "respect" for the 37-year-old and his storied career - a stance that was quickly rubbished by Roy Keane.
