Manchester United beat Brentford 2-1 in extra time in the Premier League in a thrilling comeback, however, the performance of goalkeeper Jonathan Ornella sparked widespread controversy. Legendary United goalkeeper Michael Schmidt bluntly accused the young goalkeeper of lacking a sense of saving, a remark that cast a shadow over the team's morale.
Binford's central midfielder, Mafias, attempted a shot in the 26th minute, and despite the limited threat, Onana's reaction was a fraction of a second too slow, leading to his team conceding the goal. After the match, Shumiko said: "United's victory has nothing to do with Onana, who seems to know how to simply wave his arms up and down, whereas as a goalkeeper, you should focus on making saves in your training, not just making a show of it. We already saw this with Onana in the UEFA Europa League match between United and Bayern Munich, where he always had his hands up but never actually made a save. I really don't understand why he is like this, he has to be well prepared or the mistakes will keep on coming. At the moment, everyone at United is feeling uneasy and trust in Onana is waning."
