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Manchester United face a huge battle qualifying for the Champions League knockout rounds. A chaotic 4-3 defeat by Copenhagen on Wednesday night was their third reverse of the European campaign already, with the Red Devils now bottom of Group A with two matches remaining.<\/p>\n
Erik ten Hag\u2019s side have lost against Bayern Munich, Galatasaray and now Danish side Copenhagen in their group. United\u2019s only victory came against the latter in a narrow 1-0 triumph.<\/p>\n
Rock bottom of their group, United face an almighty task reaching the last-16. They travel to Galatasaray on November 29 before rounding off the group at home to Harry Kane\u2019s Bayern on December 12.<\/p>\n
Although wins in both of those games would likely see United through, it seems a big ask of an under-performing side. Qualification is therefore largely out of United\u2019s hands.<\/p>\n
READ MORE: <\/strong> Ruud Gullit sums up Man Utd downfall with damning assessment on Erik ten Hag[LATEST] <\/strong><\/p>\n Copenhagen and Galatasaray both have four points to United\u2019s three. The Danish and Turkish sides meet on matchday six in a hugely decisive fixture.<\/p>\n Matters look far brighter for Premier League rivals Arsenal, though. A confident 2-0 victory over reigning Europa League champions Sevilla means the Gunners are top of Group B after a wobble in October’s defeat by Lens.<\/p>\n A passage into the knockouts is not quite guaranteed for Arsenal. A four-point lead is extremely healthy, but they will want to win at least one of their remaining two matches at home to Lens or away to PSV, respectively.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/cdn.images.express.co.uk\/img\/dynamic\/67\/590x\/secondary\/Man-Utd-Champions-League-Harry-Maguire-5057280.jpg?r=1699531056345\")
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