Erik ten Hag panned Manchester United’s second-half performance against Aston Villa in Perth and claimed they threw away victory.
United led 2-0 at the interval on their final friendly in Australia through Jadon Sancho’s volley and a Matty Cash own goal, but substitute Leon Bailey struck early in the second-half and Calum Chambers outjumped David de Gea with the final touch of the game in the 92nd minute to clinch a 2-2 draw.
On a sodden surface at the Optus Stadium, United played fluently prior to the interval and Ten Hag resisted any changes but their performance level plummeted drastically following the restart.
