After their team lost to Brighton on the opening day, Manchester United fans were hoping for better this time around against Brentford on Saturday.
But that certainly wasn't the case as Erik ten Hag's side found itself 4-0 down within 35 minutes courtesy of goals from Josh Dasilva, Mathias Jensen, Ben Mee, and Bryan Mbeumo.
The score stayed that way and the former United defender Gary Neville, now a Sky Sports pundit, described the team as a "joke."
"I thought United would do better but they have been mauled, bullied, messed about with like you wouldn't believe, and there's nowhere to hide," he said after the match. "I have been watching United for 42 years and I can't think of a moment when I have thought things have been as bad as that in the first half."
The defeat saw Ten Hag become the first United manager in over 100 years to lose his opening two games in charge.
Afterwards, Ten Hag accused his team of ignoring his plans.
"Brentford were more hungry. We conceded goals from individual mistakes," he said. "You can't have a tactical plan but then put it in the bin."