Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has praised the performance of his team during periods of their 2-1 victory at home to Brighton, whilst also suggesting that the Red Devils should have seen the game more comfortably after Pascal Gross' goal set up a nervy finish at Old Trafford.
A Paul Pogba penalty and a wonderful Marcus Rashford goal looked to have set the Red Devils up for a comfortable home victory against the Seagulls. However despite dominating most of the game, it was a tight finish for United, as Brighton searched for an equaliser - a situation which left Solskjaer not completely satisfied after the full time whistle.
Solskjaer said via Manchester United's Official Website:
"We were under the cosh but winning 2-1 and we needed to keep it away from them, but at times, though, it was fantastic football from us and we should have scored two or three at the beginning of the second half.”
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"The level of his performances at the moment, the maturity in his finishing, his work-rate, it is just a dream to have players like him in a team. He is [confident], you have got to be, the way he plays."
Source : 90min