Manchester United’s season hits new low after Crystal Palace humiliation

 ## Manchester United hit rock bottom: Crystal Palace disastrous season

Manchester United's turbulent season sank to new depths after a humiliating 4-0 defeat by Crystal Palace on [DATE]. The Red Devils, already struggling with inconsistency and injuries, were completely obliterated by the Eagles inspired by the talent of Michael Oleis.

 

Aulis ran the show at Selhurst Park, scoring a brace and tormenting the United defense with his brilliant footwork. The visitors, lacking their usual spark and struggling with defensive frailties, were two goals down at half-time thanks to strikes from Ollis and Jean-Philippe Matita.

 

After the break, United's woes worsened. Tyreek Mitchell added a third for Palace, and Casemiro's consolation goal was ruled out for offside. The final whistle blew on a night that perfectly encapsulated United's woes: disjointed in attack, weak at the back, and lacking the fighting spirit that has historically defined the club.

 

The result puts more pressure on manager Erik ten Hag. With just two wins in their last ten league matches, United are now eighth in the table. Champions League qualification, once a goal, seems increasingly distant, and the prospect of falling out of the top ten is looming.

This defeat has also raised serious questions on the current squad. Injuries have undoubtedly played a role, but individual mistakes and a lack of collective chemistry have been constant themes throughout the campaign. The summer transfer window looms large, and a major rebuild looks inevitable.

 

For Manchester United fans, this is a bitter pill to swallow. The club's once-great reputation is in tatters, and the road back to the top looks long and difficult. Defeat at Crystal Palace may have been the rock bottom they needed to hit before they could start rebuilding.