Youri Tielemans admitted there were no positives to take from Manchester United 's 4-1 Champions League defeat at Como.
Manchester United were thrashed by the tournament debutants on a disastrous night in Italy, with Nico Paz starring for the Serie A side with two goals and an assist.
The result continued a wretched run for Michael Carrick's team, who have lost two of their opening three games in Europe. Their poor form has now stretched to seven consecutive games without a win in all competitions, their longest run in over a decade, since an eight-match winless run between November and December 2015.
Tielemans said that 'everything was missing' during a disappointing night at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia. The Belgian called on Manchester United to bounce back quickly, ahead of Sunday's visit from Bournemouth in the Premier League.
"We played very poor and conceded after two minutes and then it puts you on the back foot straight away," the midfielder said to MUTV.
"We want to be positive and go forward but this wasn't the way.
"There was more said at half-time about us trying to get back into the game, but they score just after half-time, so it wasn't a great atmosphere in the changing rooms.
"We need to move on as we have games coming. Everything was missing tonight. We were disjointed as a team, we didn't play well together, our press was off and when we were on the ball, we could not make the right decisions, so you get frustrated with the game.
"They [Como] played around us too easily, it was a poor night."
Michael Carrick added that the performance was 'nowhere near good enough' from his team and apologised to the supporters that had made the trip.
He insisted he cares about the club 'as much as anybody' as he battles to turn results around.
"It was nowhere near good enough in so many ways. We didn't deserve to get anything from the game. We actually started and had a chance with Diogo [Dalot] and created that, and then pretty much after that, we didn't do enough in the game. In terms of individually, collectively, we just weren't there.
"We wanted to build on Leeds and we did pretty much the complete opposite. So, I just apologise to the supporters. I went over at the end to apologise because they pay so much and they care so much. I care about this club as much as anybody. I found it hard watching that tonight, I have to say, so I feel for them tonight, especially."
