Solskjaer optimistic despite Man Utd only being able to draw with Everton

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is convinced Manchester United remain on the right track despite needing to battle for a point against Everton on Sunday.

With 25, United are one point worse off than they were when Solskjaer succeeded Jose Mourinho on December 19 last year - but only four points off the top four as opposed to 13 when the Portuguese left.

Solskjaer said: 'I've really enjoyed it, I think we're on the right track. One 10-minute spell here was poor, just before they scored, but I'm not going to change my mind from before the weekend.

'I'm looking forward to going into work again because these boys want to improve and learn.

'You always want wins, and you want the momentum to carry on, but we've had three wins since the Aston Villa draw.

'We've taken a few steps forward and this is not a big step backwards, it's more of a stand-still, not improving. We are, as a team and a group, going forward.'