Yet another boring draw for Manchester United against lowly side AZ in Europe and yet another Ole Gunnar Solskjaer message of fake hope.
After a dismal performance against AZ where they drew 0-0, Ole has claimed the tide is about to turn for Manchester United.
“Very happy with the boys,” Solskjaer told a news conference.
“We came away with a good performance, it should have been three points of course because it’s a nailed-on penalty. You can’t even discuss it.
“[AZ] are a team who have beaten Feyenoord 3-0 away from home. This is a good performance and a good point against a good opponent on a bad surface.
“I couldn’t believe what I saw [with not getting a penalty], same as Arsenal with the handball.
“It’s frustrating getting these little things. The boys deserve so much more. It’s going to turn at one point and we’ll get the decisions and then they’ll get the results we deserve.
“If you get your draws away from home and win the home games, you’ll be fine.”
Solskjaer also confirmed Lingard, who was taken off in the first minute of stoppage time after pulling up with a hamstring injury, will miss Sunday’s trip to Newcastle United in the Premier League, furthering United’s injury woes, with Paul Pogba ruled out and Anthony Martial also doubtful.
“He tweaked his hamstring, so he didn’t feel like he could risk it. But hopefully it’s not too bad,” Solskjaer added.
“Probably not Newcastle, but [he should] be ready for Liverpool [on October 20].”
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