Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists that being ninth in the Premier League after 14 fixtures is not Manchester United's "biggest concern", with consistency still eluding his side at the start of the 2019-20 campaign.
Solskjaer is not worried about his team's recent slide down the Premier League table, however, with it his belief that a mini-run of victories could completely change the complexion of their season.
“I wouldn't have sat here and talked about being fifth if we got that one goal extra," he told a post-match press conference. "The league table is not the biggest concern at this point, because it's so tight.
“I just need to make sure we get performances and get three or four performances after each other - and results.
“What I can say so far is we've had the lead in so many games and not been able to win those games.
“Six or seven times, I'm sure, we've been 1-0 or 2-1 or 3-2 up. And we should be better at seeing those games into wins."