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Manchester United Draw 0-0 at Home vs. PSV in Champions League; Twitter Reacts

Joe GallagherNov 25, 2015

It seemed the confidence was back at Manchester United.

The Red Devils are right amongst it at the top of the Premier League table and even managed to score not once but twice in Saturday's Premier League win against Watford at Vicarage Road.

Gone were the days, apparently, of Louis van Gaal's side struggling to trouble the scorers as they welcomed PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League on Wednesday night.

Or so we thought.

Van Gaal turned to Marouane Fellaini as he sought a winner.

But it was to no avail, with PSV holding on to secure a point.

Fans were, shall we say, less than complimentary about the performance.

Van Gaal took his fair share of the blame.

United have now made things very tough for themselves ahead of their last group match against Wolfsburg in two weeks' time.

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