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Ole Solskjaer Blames Manchester United Loss To Arsenal On His Team’s Player

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  • Ekohotblog, 1st November, 2020
  • Manchester United’s Coach, Ole Solskjier reveals reason behind their loss to Premier league rivals, Arsenal.

Manchester United were defeated by Arsenal by a penalty given to them. The match ended with 1 – 0, Arsenal 1 Manchester United 0.

United pushed hard towards the end but were unable to break down a stubborn Arsenal defence. And after the game, Solskjaer said there was no need for Pogba to make the challenge he did.

Solskjaer told Sky Sports:

“He needs to stay on his feet. Paul knows it’s a soft penalty to give away similar to Nemanja [Matic] who almost got a penalty.”

Pogba’s words:

“Myself, I cannot give a foul away like this,”

“I thought I would touch the ball but I didn’t. I cost us the goal today with the penalty.

“Like I say, details. We have to do better, the team, myself, it starts with me.

“I felt like I touched him a bit, I knew I was in the box, I shouldn’t have given a penalty away like that.

“Maybe I was a bit out of breath, it made me do this stupid mistake. I will learn from that, I’m not the best defensively in the box, I can work on that.”

United were unbeaten in four games in all competitions ahead of the defeat.




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