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’We made incredible mistakes

Jose fumes after pathetic loss to Brighton

AFP,
. Jose Mourinho admitted Premier Manchester United had vgf League paid the price for "incredible mistakes' in their dismal 3-2 defeat at Brighton on Sunday.
Mourinho's side were blown away on the south-coast as Brighton scored twice in two minutes thanks to goals from Glenn Murray and Shane Duffy midway through the first half.
Romelu Lukaku got one back, but Pascal Cross's penalty capitalised on more poor United defending to send Brighton into the interval with a 3-1 lead.
United rarely looked like mounting a fightback and Paul Pogba's penalty with virtually the last kick of the game came way too late.
A shell-shocked Mourinho conceded United's players had only themselves to blame for their first defeatof the Premier League season.
"We were punished by the mistakes we made. For me that's the story of the game. We made incredible mistakes in some crucial moments. Mistakes that killed us," Mourinho said. 'Especially that third goal - we expected to come at 2-1 with positivity — then the third goal killed us off in the second half. Our second goal came too late.
'The week leading up was good and I expected the team collectively to be better. There are basic mistakes that makes almost an impossible mission to win the match."
Many of Mourinho's stars, including World Cup winner Pogba, new signing Fred and French forward Anthony Martial, were anonymous for long periods, but the boss refused to criticise individuals.
France midfielder Pogba took blame for his lethargic display, admitting he had been well below his best.
'I'm disappointed, with my performance and the team performance. We didn't deserve to win," Pogba said. "I will always try. I know I lost a lot of
balls which shouldn't happen. I tried, I kept pushing, that's my personality. I tried to help the team as much as possible. It didn't happen today.' CITY DISMANTLE HUDDERSFIELD Sergio Aguero hit a hattrick as Manchester City's record-breaking forward inspired a 6-1 demolition of Huddersfield in one of the day's earlier matches.
Pep Guardiola's champions opened their home campaign with a pre-match display of ticker tape and exploding fireworks and Aguero continued the pyrotechnics on the field.
Aguero has now scored 14 times in his last eight Premier League games at City's Etihad Stadium. The Argentina star joins former Liverpool forward Robbie Fowler on nine Premier League hattricks. Only ex-Newcastle and Blackburn star Alan Shearer has scored more in the competition's history with 11.
City's rampant display underlined why they are such strong favourites to retain their title.
Such is City's strength in depth, Guardiola left Riyad Mahrez and Raheem Sterling on the bench. After relentless City pressure, which featured Guardiola's team having 80 percent possession, the champions finally took the lead on 25 minutes, the start of a three-goal blitz inside 10 minutes.