Schade achieves double while the amorial men put on the sword

Manchester United endured another miserable day because the very variable team split Rampant Brentford.

Ruben Amorim clearly gave priority by the end of the season by making eight changes and retaining only three members of the initial XI who played so well Win on Thursday night 3-0 in Athletic Bilbaou – Patrick Dorga, Manuel Ugarta and Alejandro Garnach.

The characters of Bruno Fernandes, Casemir and Harry Maguire were appointed on the bench on the eve of his return on Thursday night against the Basque Club in the Europa League semi-finals, while governing the opportunity to his players and young people to impress.

Unfortunately, for the Portuguese, it was an audition in which they failed with Brentford, who showed how much United Squad was with a ruthless screen that maintains their outdoor chances to ask for a place in Europe.

⏹️ A narrow defeat on the road.#RMENC || #Bremun

– Manchester United (@manuutd) May 4, 2025

Mouriut results but United dropped

The Mason Mount opener was a nice moment for a player who struggled terribly with injuries, but all that was lowered.

Luke Shaw’s Captain went through his own goal to equalize with Kevin Schade bracelets and another goal of Yoane Wissa firmly puts Brentford in control.

Garnacho and Amad Diallo have achieved late comfort, but it was in the afternoon to forget United, who have now won only three of their last 16 guest games in the Premier League.

The road support would be hoped that United could feed on the positiveness won in Midweek in Bilbau, but their optimism would not last as Brentford twice approached the introductory four minutes.

Shaw almost went through his own goal in an attempt to intercept the passage to Schade before Brentford’s German striker then shone from close proximity as United’s patched side struggled to go anything.

This changed after 14 minutes as the visitors took the lead from their first note. Garnacho landed left, and his low cross was perfect for Mount to meet for the first time with a fresh end of Mark Flekken.

Shaw’s things upstairs

The goal was rocking Brentford, but after 27 minutes, through the unfortunate Shaw, he returned the route back to the game.

The determined work of Michael Kayode was allowed by Mikkel Damsgaard to go into the goal, and his effort hard touched Shaw with a full Bek before flying next to Altay Bayindir in a united goal.

Brentford led the lead six minutes later, while Schade made up for his earlier omission by noding Christian Normaard, the perfect inches, next to the exposed Bayindir for his ninth goal league in the season.

Bayindir, who advocated Andre onan, managed to do well twice before half as United fought to keep Brentford in the bay.

He got well first to steam from Schade before Norgaard’s header held his chest, even though it didn’t look like he knew a lot about it.

Shaw’s miserable afternoon ended at halftime, as was Patrick Dorga, with Leny Yoro and Diallo.

Changes had a positive effect with improving United and they almost found the equalization when Chido Obi – in 17 years and 156 days, the youngest player who has ever started the Premier League match for Manchester United – who rejected the excellent Brentford defender.

Schade re -achieves results before the late United rally

Harry Amass was also approaching before Schade scored his second to effectively kill the competition.

Bryan Mbeumo was an architect with a great ball on the right, and Schade was not wrong.

United capitulated and it was no surprise when Brentford added a quarter with 16 minutes.

Replacing Mathias Jensen played in an impressive Kayode, and his passage over goal was perfect for Wissa to touch home.

Garnacho reduced the backward strikes after the good work of former midfielder Brentford Christian Eriksen and Diall, they made 4-3 deep in stopping with a shot that squeezed Flekken’s legs, but which surely gave an flattering view of the united side that was well-intentioned.