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Sports · 7 September 2026

Gary Neville fears Man Utd's goal conceding problem is not going away

Gary Neville fears Man Utd's goal conceding problem is not going away

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Manchester United let in two goals for the third consecutive game during their 2-2 draw with Everton, having accumulated only four points from three matches. Football pundit Gary Neville commented that a "liability of conceding goals" is something that will persistently trouble them. He believes his side needed to win and shouldn't be letting teams score so easily.

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