Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag admits his side "switched off" as they slumped to a devastating 2-0 defeat to West Ham United on Saturday. Late goals from Jarrod Bowen and Mohammed Kudus provided a spark to a Game which was otherwise flat and saw West Ham leapfrog United in the Premier League table. After the game, Ten Hag insisted he was generally satisfied with the performance and blamed a lapse in concentration for his side's downfall. "I think we had a solid performance," he told TNT Sports . "I think we controlled the Game . We performed very solid, controlling the Game in possession. "We didn't give chances away in transition, but we have to score. We had the opportunities and we didn't do it, and then one moment of switching off, we conceded the goal." Ten Hag wanted more from his side / Sebastian Frej/MB Media/GettyImages Echoing the thoughts of left-back Luke Shaw, Ten Hag admitted confidence is proving to be a problem f...
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