Manchester United ‘should have had enough’ to beat Arsenal but they ‘blew their chances’ to win at the Emirates, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes.
Bruno Fernandes had a rare off day and Marcus Rashford also stumbled in front of goal as the Red Devils battled out a drab goalless stalemate with the Gunners.
And Solskjaer has told talkSPORT that he believes his side would have come away with all three points on a different day if it wasn’t for their wastefulness in front of goal.
“We look at those chances and normally we put those away,” he said.
“But he’s [Rashford] there to be on the end of them and that’s important, but it was definitely a good reaction from Wednesday night.
Asked if Scott McTominay’s injury disrupted United’s rhythm, Solskjaer said: ”You could say that. Paul [Pogba] came into midfield as he didn’t really get into the game when h e out on the left.
“We got enough players that are used to each other anyway.
“There was a period of ten or 15 minutes when they had too many shots for my liking, a free kick that hit the crossbar.
“The other bits I thought David [De Gea] was in control.
“It was a little bit too passive definitely but the two chances we created should have been enough.”
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