Yamal makes history for Spain as Scotland edge closer to Euros
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Andre Onana has once again found himself on the receiving end after an underwhelming display during Manchester United's UEFA Champions League clash against Bayern Munich.
The Cameroonian goalkeeper was between the sticks during the Red Devils' Group A opener against the Bundesliga giants on Wednesday night.
However, the former Inter Milan shot-stopper had a night to forget as he shipped in four goals during the tie staged at Allianz Arena in Germany.
The Guardian reports that Leroy Sane opened the scoring for the hosts in the 28th minute, with his low effort somehow creeping under Onana’s body to make it 1-0.
Yamal makes history for Spain as Scotland edge closer to Euros
FootballThe Cameroonian international's miss sparked many reactions on social media, with a section of fans ridiculing him for conceding 'an easy goal.'
@Is_Keith_Smooth pointed out:
"UTD fans thought he was the next Alison."
@toothyplays_ had an interesting question:
"Onana has to be the worst big money keeper after Kepa right?"
@utd_jms saw the negative side of things:
"Our goalkeepers are cursed."
@Shattachelsea joked:
"My name is Onana. You can call me the drinking master."
Meanwhile, efforts by Man United to recover from Sane's opener proved futile as Serge Gnabry went on to double Bayern's lead four minutes later.
Rasmus Hojlund went on to pull one back for the Premier League side after the break, only for Harry Kane to restore the hosts' two-goal advantage.
Casemiro scored a brace for United but it was not enough to salvage a point for his team, as Bayern's Mathys Tel also got onto the scoresheet.
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FootballSports Brief also provided a wrap of day two of the Champions League, looking at the major talking points from the games on September 20.
Among the hot topics were Man United's continued struggles all season, as well as Jude Bellingham scoring yet again for Real Madrid.