Manchester United's Casemiro was substituted at half-time during their Premier League match against Liverpool. 
The Brazilian midfielder's errors were pivotal in Liverpool's 3-0 victory at Old Trafford on September 1, 2024.
Casemiro's troubles began in the 35th minute when he gave the ball away, leading to Luis Diaz's header for Liverpool's opening goal.
The situation worsened when another misplaced pass from Casemiro allowed Liverpool to capitalize, with Diaz scoring his second goal after dispossessing Casemiro and receiving a pass from Mohamed Salah.
Recognizing the need for a change, Manchester United's manager Erik ten Hag replaced Casemiro with 20-year-old Toby Collyer at the start of the second half.
Despite the substitution, United struggled to regain control of the match. Liverpool's dominance was further cemented when Salah added a third goal early in the second half.
This defeat adds pressure on Erik ten Hag, as Manchester United continues to search for consistency in their performances. Meanwhile, Liverpool's victory maintains their perfect start to the season, showcasing their strength and cohesion as a team.
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