"I wouldn't call it a naivety. There's going to be a little bit of learning in any game, especially when you're playing a quarter-final of the Champions League."
"I'm frustrated with all three goals. I don't think they had to work particularly hard to earn them. But what I know about this team is that they will be open and honest with that."
"Our challenge is to make them feel way more uncomfortable."
Marc Skinner, Manchester United's boss, acknowledges the challenge of overturning a 3-2 deficit against Bayern Munich in the Champions League. He emphasizes the importance of learning from the match, where Bayern executed their gameplan effectively. Skinner expresses frustration over the goals conceded but maintains belief in his team's potential to turn the situation around. Bayern's coach, Jose Barcala, anticipates an aggressive high press from United, indicating the need for his team to adapt and respond to the pressure.
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