Man Utd flops' furious half-time dressing room rant overheard by Man City staff

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Manchester United were trailing 4-0 to their close rivals Manchester City. And the showing in the first 45 minutes was so bad Red Devils players were left raging.

The Sun report Fernandes and centre-back Martinez were furious at their team-mates, suggesting the rest of the side lacked belief.READ MORE: Man Utd sent scout to watch Haaland five years ago but ended up striker's latest victims The publication says the screams filled the corridor and were even heard by City staff members outside the visitors’ dressing room.The second-half was a minor improvement from United, who scored three goals via Antony and Anthony Martial, the latter netting a brace.But Erling Haaland and Phil Foden sealed their hat-tricks as well, as the contest finished 6-3 to the home side, and United's goals were a mere consolation.After the match, Fernandes said: “The attitude and the belief from the beginning was not the best and that caused us many problems and made us concede early goals.“After, we have to run back the result and the second half was much better.

We are really disappointed but now it’s time to focus on the next game and understand that we have to get back to the performances that we did before — in the belief and everything, in the togetherness principle — and understand that this cannot get us down.”It is thought that after the loss, the United dressing room seemed much quieter, with no rants and raves from the stars.Red Devils manager Erik ten Hag reportedly sent his players back out onto the pitch at the Etihad with the order to fight for each other.The Dutchman side after the match to Sky Sports cameras: “We had a lack of belief.