Manchester United's recent setbacks have made qualification for the Champions League a daunting task, according to manager Erik ten Hag. The team conceded crucial goals in stoppage time during a draw against Brentford and a loss to Chelsea, resulting in a five-point deficit from winning positions in just six days.
Ten Hag's squad currently sits 11 points behind fourth-place Aston Villa and nine points behind fifth-place Tottenham, making Champions League qualification a steep uphill battle with only eight games left in the season. Despite the challenging circumstances, Ten Hag remains optimistic about his team's resilience and fighting spirit.
