Cristante: Roma ‘must improve’ but Man United penalty ‘very doubtful’
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5-second readRoma midfielder Bryan Cristante insists the Giallorossi must ‘learn and improve’ after suffering another comeback...

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Roma midfielder Bryan Cristante insists the Giallorossi must ‘learn and improve’ after suffering another comeback defeat, but feels the penalty awarded to Manchester United was ‘very doubtful.’
The Giallorossi wasted a two-goal lead at Old Trafford on Tuesday. They went 2-0 in the first 18 minutes, but conceded three times after the break, eventually falling to a 3-2 loss.
“We played great in the first half. We could have scored more than two goals, but obviously, the opponents are strong, too. Sometimes, when they push, it’s hard to contain them.
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