Alejandro Garnacho was subbed at half time in Manchester United’s draw with Bournemouth (Getty)

Erik ten Hag criticised Alejandro Garnacho’s performance after Manchester United’s 2-2 draw against Bournemouth, claiming that he subbed the winger in order to ‘repair’ the team.

United registered a dismal first-half display as Bournemouth took the lead twice through Dominic Solanke and Justin Kluivert.

Bruno Fernandes scored both of United’s equalisers, one of which came from the pantly spot, but the draw leaves Ten Hag’s side with just one win in seven Premier League games.

Garnacho, meanwhile, struggled to make an impact in the first half and was replaced by Amad Diallo at the break with United looking to score an equaliser.
Speaking after his side’s draw, Ten Hag highlighted the problem United had on their right flank before deciding to substitute Garnacho.

Asked about the issue on United’s right side for Kluivert’s goal, Ten Hag said: ‘It already happened before that.

‘That [Dominic] Solanke was dropping in, we didn’t anticipate, something to do with our organisation, that is something I point to, you need some coaching there then you stop it at the source.

Manchester United have now registered just one win in seven Premier League games (Getty)

‘In the second phase it was too easy, on the right side there was a big gap and Kluivert should never get that ball there but if [he does] th...