Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana has emphasised the importance of video analysis and maintaining a strong mentality as the team prepares for their upcoming match against Liverpool, Soccernet.football reports.
Following United’s 2-1 defeat to Brighton, where Joao Pedro’s added-time goal secured victory for the Seagulls, Onana addressed the media to discuss the team’s response.
Onana acknowledged the need for United to regroup quickly ahead of their crucial clash with Liverpool, a team that has started the Premier League season strongly under Arne Slot, winning both of their opening matches.
The Cameroonian shot-stopper underlined the significance of reviewing match footage to identify and correct mistakes.
“We have to stick together, especially when we face difficulties and we have to be positive because it’s the second game of the season, and I think we’re better than them,” Onana told MUTV.
“Of course, we’re going to talk with each other, we’re going to sit and analyse the videos and look at what went wrong, and from there, we will move. Big games are coming, big clubs, so the expectation is here, it will be very high. It is [mentality] the key thing now.
“Especially when you are playing for such a big club, and not only me, we have so many players who have that positive mentality and it is really helpful for the club and for the team. So we move on, we are used to this, so no problem, we have to get ready again for the games that are coming.
“We want to win everything, that is what we are here for. I know the fans and the club and my teammates are disappointed, but we will give everything and hopefully we will win the game – all the coming games.”