Man Utd is in complete collapse in the Champions League as Andre Onana's howlers destroy qualifying.

Manchester United are now relying on other results going their way to qualify for the knockout phase of the Champions League after a frustrating 3-3 draw with Galatasaray.
UEFA Champions League 2023/24Galatasaray SK v Manchester United FC
Andre Onana was guilty of big errors against Galatasaray (Image: Getty)
Andre Onana will want to quickly forget about his trip to Turkey after the Manchester United goalkeeper made some huge errors in the 3-3 draw with Galatasaray. Express Sport takes a look at four things learned from the dramatic match in Istanbul.

Onana a day to forget

He's had a difficult first few months since moving to Old Trafford but this was arguably the worst of the lot. The mistake for Hakim Ziyech's second goal ruined all the hard work his team-mates had done to put United 3-1 up with momentum soon changing to Galatasaray.

Karem Akturkoglu then fired in past Onana on his near post to level the match with some accusing the United stopper for his positioning. Beating Galatasaray was a must for United and they had the job done, but Onana's off day has cost them dearly.



Bruno Fernandes steps up
Fernandes's thunderbolt of a strike came at a crucial stage of the match for United and silenced the home crowd. But the United captain showed his true colours after Alejandro Garnacho's opener after the winger wheeled off to celebrate in front of the Galatasaray supporters.

Galatasaray A.S. v Manchester United: Group A - UEFA Champions League 2023/24
Bruno Fernandes scored a worldie in the first half (Image: Getty)
The Turkish crowd had been heavily booing the Premier League outfit whenever they got on the ball and Garnacho teased the supporters after his goal. But Fernandes didn't like his team-mate doing that and told Garnacho off with the United players apologising before walking away.

Ten Hag's job on the line?
United looked back on track with an impressive 3-0 win over Everton at the weekend, a convincing victory Ten Hag desperately needed. But United looked nervous and out of ideas against Galatasaray when the Turkish side came back into it in the second half.

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Failing to qualify from this group would be disastrous for Ten Hag with serious questions being asked on his future at Old Trafford. Champions League football is the ultimate test for any United manager and Ten Hag has crumbled in his first attempt in Europe's elite competition.

Bayern Munich test
It all comes down to United's final group game now and even a win over Bayern Munich might not be enough. The German giants have already qualified top of the group and Thomas Tuchel may use the match as a chance to rest some key players in a potential boost for Ten Hag.

However, United are still one point behind Galatasaray, who face Copenhagen away in their final group game. The Red Devils have made hard work of this Champions League group and they're now relying on other results to make it through to the knockout phase.