Manchester United Players Got 'In Tears' Following Their Humiliating 4-1 Loss to Watford

Manchester United players and staff were 'in tears' after their devastating 4-1 defeat to 16th-placed Watford.

The Reds were defeated in Saturday's Premier League match at Vicarage Road, with goals from Joshua King, Emmanuel Dennis, Ismaila Sarr, and Joao Pedro adding pressure on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

However, Bruno Fernandes told the visiting United fans that they shouldn't only boo Solskjaer, but the entire team.

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Another view of Bruno Fernandes telling the #mufc away end that it's the team's fault, not just Solskjær's

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The previous Molde and Cardiff City boss told after the final whistle that he can yet turn the situation around at Old Trafford, but he'll be sacked by the team 'within 48 hours,' according to sources.

As per The Times, United have arranged an urgent board meeting at 7 p.m. on Saturday to address the 48-year-ouster old's as manager.

United players expect Solskjaer will be sacked #mufc https://t.co/2E70n1aGx5

— Samuel Luckhurst (@samuelluckhurst) November 20, 2021

Furthermore, according to The Manchester Evening News, some players think their loss to Watford would be Solskjaer's final game in command, and they fully anticipating the Norwegian to be fired.

In addition to the emergency meeting discussions, The Sun reported that Solskjaer's backroom team expressed their goodbyes after the failure this weekend.

As previously said, despite 7 setbacks in their last 13 league matches, the Norwegian hopes he can indeed turn things around at Old Trafford.

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"I've always believed in myself," Solskjaer added. "Of course, we're going through a difficult situation right now." I can tell that I can rely on everyone out there to give their all.

"The staff members are wonderful. However, the outcomes are difficult. I believe we can change this situation around.

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"I must get the players to play good; that's my obligation, and that's the most important thing right now." They're really unhappy, but they're working hard to rebuild their confidence." Solskjaer.

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