OGS sends warning to team after Everton draw

Man United sustained a 1-1 draw against Everton last night.

The Red Devils have struggled to register a win in their last two Premier League games.

Their lack of susceptibility to counterattacks has grown immense pressure on the Norwegian manager.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has asked them to learn from the disappointing draw against the Merseyside club.

Solskjaer told BT Sport: “We gave them a few counter attacks. I don’t know the stats. I know we had the ball most of the time. They didn’t play through us, they counter attacked.

“That was the same on Wednesday night. We need to be better on when not to risk it, when not to be counter-attacked. That is the key lesson today because they do create big chances on quick breaks.

“Well, part of it was really good. We started well, high energy, scored a fantastic goal, coming in to half time at 1-0 you’re pleased. In the second half we lacked that cutting edge to get the second, which is vital in a game like this. From a corner that we have, you concede a goal five seconds later. That was the disappointing bit.”

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