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Speaking after his side’s FA Cup defeat, he said: “I regret that I didn’t score a goal despite having a few chances to do so.”And it’s difficult to score penalties, so I think I could have done something more before that.”
Mitoma added: “I hadn’t played against them [Manchester United] before but all of their players are of high quality individually, so we had to be careful on the counter-attacks.”I think the match as a whole went well but they had quality at the end.
“I also need to improve. He [Wan-Bissaka] is a strong opponent, that’s what I thought while I was playing.”There were a lot of occasions where his legs stretched at the end, or he got the ball down at the back. I think it was a complete defeat.”
After Brighton’s humiliating FA Cup loss to Manchester United, Kaouru Mitoma offered an incredibly sincere account of his fight with Aaron Wan-Bissaka.Man United defeated Brighton in the FA Cup semifinal at Wembley Stadium 7-6 on penalties, setting up a thrilling FA Cup final between Manchester City and Man United.
Mitoma, a promising Japanese star for Brighton, was contained by Wan-Bissaka during regular and extra time, preventing him from having an impact on the game.Mitoma, 25, who “regretted” not scoring last Sunday, faced Erik ten Hag’s star-studded club for the first time. Additionally, he lauded Wan-Bissaka and said that his battle with the right-back resulted in a “complete defeat.”
He also praised Wan-Bissaka and candidly said his duel with the right-back was a ‘complete defeat’.
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