BSC Young Boys 2-1 Manchester United: Hits and flops as injury-time winner downs 10-man United | UEFA Champions League 2021-22

#3 Hit: Jordan Siebatcheu

Siebatcheu netted a famous late winner for the Swiss side

Brought on at half-time as Young Boys looked to press home their numerical advantage, Siebatcheu proved to be the matchwinner for his side. The American striker showed excellent composure at the death to slot home the winner and claim the three points for the Swiss champions.

94:22 - Timed at 94 minutes and 22 seconds, Jordan Siebatcheu's goal against Man Utd is the latest winning goal in a UEFA Champions League game since Lucas Moura scored after 95 minutes and 1 second for Spurs against Ajax in May 2019. Drama. pic.twitter.com/mVBxcJ2RBU

— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 14, 2021

The American international had been a handful for the United defense throughout the second half even before scoring the winner. With his height and physicality, Siebatcheu served as a great target for his wingers to aim crosses at throughout.

#4 Flop: Jesse Lingard

Lingard (L) made the unfortunate error that led to the winner for Young Boys

Having come off the bench to score at the weekend, Lingard’s substitute appearance in this game had the complete opposite effect. It was his ill-judged back-pass that handed Young Boys the win in the final few seconds of the game.

Having done just about enough to hang on for a draw, the late goal was an absolute sickener for the 10 men of Manchester United.

#5 Hit: Nicolas Moumi Ngamaleu

Moumi Ngamaleu began the comeback with a 66th-minute equaliser for Young Boys

Nicolas Moumi Ngamaleu was a constant threat to the United backline, defending from the front throughout the game. Showcasing great energy and determination, he was extremely tough to defend against and was equally dogged in the tackle.

Moumi Ngamaleu completed more take-ons (7), made more tackles (5) and had more shots (4) than any other player on the pitch against Man Utd.And he scored the equaliser. pic.twitter.com/oIYfKFCwXh

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 14, 2021

As such, the Cameroonian international’s second-half goal was well deserved for his tireless attacking effort.