Ole huyu hapa.
“We have dominated the last three games and we know we are on the right track, we’re getting used to that way of playing,” said Solskjær, who has not tasted victory since the opening-day victory over Chelsea at Old
“The last three games, they haven’t given us many points in return but we are getting there, we’re getting better and better at playing this way. It is a young team that will get used to it. We need to be more clinical, more ruthless when we go forward but we gave them enough encouragement to stay in the game.
“We are dominating and creating chances but haven’t been clinical enough in front of goal to win. We have missed penalties, chances – it’s a dip in results but not in form.”
Pogba twisted his ankle late on but Solskjær said he expects the France midfielder to go away on international duty. “We, as a team, started giving sloppy balls away after about half an hour and Paul was one of them, but he wasn’t different to anyone else,” said the United manager.
“Everyone expects everything from him (Pogba) every game – he has to attack, he has to defend, he has to win headers, he has to win tackles, he has to dribble past people, he has to make passes – that’s just Paul, and he will thrive on that.”