This evening’s Champions League match was Manchester United’s first competition in the tournament, and it resulted in the club’s third straight loss, this time at the hands of Bayern Munich.

Andre Onana’s performance was marred by a careless error that led to Manchester United allowing an opponent to score on them. However, in addition to the Cameroonian star, Christian Eriksen, who plays in the middle, could not live up to expectations.

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At the Allianz Arena, the goals scored by Rasmus Hojlund and Casemiro in the final minutes of the game were not enough to prevent the final score from going in United’s favor.

The team led by Erik ten Hag only had 40% possession of the ball, whereas Bayern enjoyed a massive 60% possession of the ball. United had a total of nine shots on goal, four of which were successful in hitting the target.

In contrast, the team that won the Bundesliga had an incredible 19 shots on goal throughout the match. Andre Onana was called upon to take action on nine of these situations.

The Red Devils completed 393 passes with an accuracy rate of 85%. Passes were completed by the Red Devils.

On the other hand, Bayern completed 89% of their 602 passes, which contributed to their high success rate.

During a match in which several members of United’s team were absent, Christian Eriksen stood out like a sore thumb.

Eriksen was one of the three players who began in the midfield alongside Casemiro and Bruno Fernandes.

During the 69 minutes that the Dane was on the field, he was only able to touch the ball 46 times before he was substituted out for Scott McTominay. McTominay took over for the Dane when he was taken off. He was successful in passing with an accuracy of 83%.

Eriksen was unable to complete even a single important pass. Although he is known for his offensive contributions, he did not demonstrate this quality versus Bayern, despite this reputation.

The midfielder only had one opportunity to deliver a cross, but he was unsuccessful. He gave it his best shot by trying to ping two long balls, but he was unable to hit his target even once. His one and only attempt to score was wide of the goal.

Eriksen started two separate dribbles but was unable to finish either of them successfully. In the early moments of the match, he passed up a significant opportunity.

He was unsuccessful in all five of the ground duels he participated in, and he turned the ball over ten times. Eriksen was dribbled around once, and as a result, Bayern was awarded a penalty for their third goal of the game. Perhaps Eriksen did not intend to play this ball, but moments earlier, the former Tottenham midfielder foolishly retained possession of the ball, putting the other team in a potentially hazardous position.

Eriksen was given a score of 5.6 out of 10 on the Sofa Score, making it the lowest score of any player on the team. While Onana was scoring 7 points, the score was tied.

When it comes to helping United get back to winning ways against Burnley on Saturday, there is no question that Eriksen has a lot of room for improvement.