Ruben Amorim refused to single out goalkeeper Andre Onana for blame after his error led to Brighton’s decisive third goal in Manchester United’s 3-1 home to defeat.

Manchester United suffered their fourth defeat in their last five home games as Brighton left Old Trafford with a comfortable 3-1 win on Sunday afternoon. Bruno Fernandes cancelled out Yankuba

Manchester United manager, Ruben Amorim, has reacted to goalkeeper Andre Onana’s latest clanger as they lost 3-1 to Brighton on Sunday. Onana was directly at fault for the third goal the team conceded in the Premier League fixture.

Andre Onana cost Manchester United another goal during their Premier League match against Brighton when he spilled a tame cross right at the feet of Georginio Rutter

The 3-1 defeat means Amorim’s side have gone 12 games across all competitions without a clean sheet and, after a recent uptick in performances, the manager is left pondering how to improve his side. They sit 13th in the Premier League after 22 matches.

Andre Onana added to his catalogue of Manchester United howlers with a costly mistake at home to Brighton on Sunday. The Red Devils goalkeeper inexplicably spilled Yasin Ayari's cross straight into the path of Georginio Rutter, who helped himself to the Seagulls' third of the game.

Andre Onana drops a clanger to help the Seagulls romp to a third straight Premier League victory at Old Trafford and highlight United's flaws

According to Transfermarkt, Onana's pricetag has dipped from €40million (£33m), when he signed, to €35million (£29m) in the most recent figures released. Onana's deputy Altay Bayindir was the hero against

Manchester United fans have been left furious at Andre Onana after his error lead to Brighton wrapping up all three points at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon

Manchester United fans have expressed their anger at Andre Onana following his performance against Brighton & Hove Albion.