Man United star slammed for making 'UNDER-12' mistakes by Chris Sutton as pundit makes gloomy prediction for Ruben Amorim before Newcastle clash
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Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana has been criticised for making 'Under-12' mistakes during Ruben Amorim's brutal start to life at the club. United have lost five of Amorim's first 10 games in charge and are languishing in 14th in the Premier League, just eight points above the relegation zone. Damningly, they also find themselves 12 points adrift of the Champions League spots.
![[Onana has come under fire throughout a nightmare season for Manchester United]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/29/09/93554771-14233497-image-a-58_1735466143037.jpg)
The 2-0 Boxing Day defeat at Wolves piled on the misery and Matheus Cunha became the second player in a week to score directly from a corner against United. The forward's devilish delivery at Molineux dropped over the head of Andre Onana exactly seven days on from Altay Bayindir shipping the same goal, on that occasion from Son Heung-min, during the Carabao Cup defeat at Tottenham.
![[Sutton says the lapses have cost United valuable points and believes they should not happen]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/29/09/93554797-14233497-image-a-60_1735466151404.jpg)
Mail Sport columnist Chris Sutton has savaged the schoolboy errors and believes they will do nothing to help Amorim reverse his side's nightmare form. Previewing Newcastle's trip to Old Trafford, Sutton told BBC Sport: 'I said before Christmas that I thought Newcastle would hit their stride and they have done that.
![[Ruben Amorim has lost five of his first ten matches in charge with United languishing in 14th]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/29/09/93554795-14233497-image-a-61_1735466176355.jpg)
Andre Onana has been criticised by pundit Chris Sutton for making 'Under-12' mistakes. Onana has come under fire throughout a nightmare season for Manchester United. 'The way they are playing, they should win at Old Trafford and make it four league wins in a row. Manchester United's form is the exact opposite.
