Why Manchester United Need To Grow Up And Not Lose Discipline -- Harry Maguire Fires Words After UCL Loss To Athletico Madrid

 England International and Manchester United captain, Harry Maguire has reacted to his team UCL ouster last night.

The Defender while baring his thoughts on the 1:0 defeat urged his teammates to 'stick together' and 'come back fighting' after their Champions League exit against Atletico

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 Maguire captained the Red Devils to an unispiring perfomance, losing to Athletico Madrid by a lone goal, effectively ending the team 5-year wait for a major trophy.

 

'Of course, it's going to be a disappointing couple of weeks now,' he said.

 

'The lads need to go, have a rest but make sure that we come back fighting for the end of the season.

 

'We've got nine important Premier League games that we need to try to win every game that we play in, stick together.

 

'My job as captain obviously has a big role in that as well and making sure that we stick together and we finish the season strong - because we owe it to the fans.'

 

 

'I think the style in Europe, it's not for me to really comment on,' the defender told beIN Sports. 'But, yeah, I think every time you touch someone, it's a foul.

 

'I mean Anthony (Elanga) has a header in the first couple of minutes. Heads the ball over the bar, the keeper probably comes and clatters him and he gets the foul, so, yeah, it's a different style.

 

'I think - as a team - we've maybe got learn from it, got to grow from it and don't lose our discipline.

 

'I felt like the last 20 to 30 minutes of the game we should have been pushing and creating a little bit more but we got too frustrated, we started losing our shape and we lost momentum in the game.

 

'That's something that we need to learn from but it's a difficult night tonight because the lads are disappointed.'