Breaking news: Man Utd boss Ralf Rangnick gets brutal and explains players' reaction after Wolves defeat

 Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick has

 spoken out after his side's 1-0 defeat to 

Wolves on Monday night. The Red Devils

 entered the game on a high after beating 

Burnley just days ago. However, they were 

brought crashing back down to earth with 

the visitors emerging from the match with

 all three points. 

Manchester United were good against 

Burnley on Thursday, winning 3-1 at Old

 Trafford with Scott McTominay and Cristiano

 Ronaldo both on target.

However, fans hoping that would be 

a start of things to come were left stunned as 

Wolves rocked the Theatre of Dreams on 

Monday night.

Wolves were deserved winners, despite 

Bruno Fernandes hitting the bar, with 

Moutinho scoring the only goal of the game

 with less than 10 minutes left on the clock.

It was a terrible night for the Red Devils, 

who now face a huge fight to finish in the

 Champions League qualifying slots after 

the latest setback in their season.

And Rangnick has now spoken out, giving 

his thoughts after seeing United slump to a 

first defeat since he replaced Ole Gunnar

 Solskjaer last month. 

He brutally dissected the result, hitting 

out at his players while insisting they're '

disappointed' with the result. 

“In the first half, we had big problems 

to keep them away from our goal.

"In the second half we changed to a back 

three and had more control then a spell of 

15 minutes where we could have scored. 

The goal we conceded, we had enough 

players in the box. The cross had been 

defended by Jones but the goal we conceded

 was like too many this season.

"Moutinho could shoot unmarked with 

no problems, no pressure. We’re very 

disappointed about the result and parts

 of our performance.

“They’re playing with four or five central 

midfielders and we had problems to control 

that part of the pitch. We decided to change 

our formation and we had more control – 

they didn’t have as many chances – but we 

missed our chances and we have to admit 

they deserved to win.

“Wolves were the best team we’ve played.

 We have more problems today than in 

other games.

“We didn’t press at all. We tried but we 

were not able to get into those pressing 

situations. They had an overload in midfield

 and they played via their wing-backs. 

We’ve been only working two and a half or 

three weeks after needing to close the training 

centre. We had the results. In times we 

played well but today we have to admit 

they’re better than us."

On replacing Mason Greenwood with 

Bruno Fernandes, he then added: “It was 

0-0. Bruno had a big chance to put us 1-0 ahead.

"Mason was good but I had to take someone

 off and didn’t want to take off one of 

the sixes. I had to decide whether to take 

off Edi or Mason so took off Mason.

“The game showed we still have a lot of 

work to do. We had too many unforced errors.

“I don’t want to speak about individual 

performances of players. It’s an issue of 

the whole team. It doesn’t make sense.

"We have to see each individual game. 

So far we had 10 out of 12 points. Today 

we had our first defeat against a good team

. They don’t score that many goals, today 

they scored the only goal. Today the question

 was who will score the first goal.”

Wolves hero Moutinho, meanwhile, 

admitted he was delighted with his late winner.

"What I want is to help the team. Winning

 here at Old Trafford against a big team 

is amazing for us," he said. 

"We came here to play football, play with 

the ball, that's what we do. We created a lot 

of shots in the first half. They changed a little

 bit to three centre-backs like us. We controlled

 everything. We only let them create one

 opportunity on the bar.

"We deserved it because of what we did 

over 90 minutes. I hope we can continue with

 this performance.

"Phil Jones headed out the ball. I tried to 

see where it went. [After] my first touch 

I said I need to shoot. That's what I need to 

do, to shoot more. A beautful goal."

Wolves boss Bruno Lage added: "It is 

one more victory.

"Lovely stadium, a place with a lot of history

 but the most important thing is how we played.

"We played in our way, we controlled the

 first half and missed a lot of chances.

"We win three points, and have more chances

 than goals.

"We deserved the three points. Every time

 I am positive and try to win the games. 

This is football, they had one good chance

 for Bruno."