Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says there will be “no big inquest” despite a shock 2-1 home defeat by bottom team Sheffield United.
Solskjaer’s side would have regained top spot in the Premier League, going back above Manchester City, with a win over the Blades at Old Trafford. “There is no time to feel sorry for ourselves,” said Solskjaer, whose team travel to in-form Arsenal on Saturday. “Other teams have lost and bounced back – and we have done it before.”
After the trip to Arsenal, United’s next two games are against Southampton and Everton at Old Trafford – where they have suffered all four of their Premier League defeats this season.
“I expect our performance to be much better on Saturday,” added the Norwegian after Wednesday’s defeat. “When I see them in the morning, I expect to see their mood back up.”
