Manchester United coach Ole Gunnar Solshire sang his players’ performance in the Sheffield United match, which triumphed in a clean triple in round 31 of the Premier League at Old Trafford without fans.
“We played great football, and we had to finish it early, this is my only criticism, we entered the break between the two halves without ending up with 100%,” Solshire said in comments highlighted by his club’s website.
“The second half was great, we controlled and finished everything. The opponent only had one shot throughout the match. We pressed well, we passed well, but we have to score more.”
“We had a smooth ball. The third goal was great. This is Manchester United that I want to see. What everyone here has done is great, and we have to make the fans happy until they return.”
“Sometimes we played a wonderful ball, but for me it was possible to score more goals before the end of the first half. This is what worries us, not to score enough goals before the end of the first half.”
“Control and pressure were great, so I’m happy with the performance, but there is more and we don’t have to be 100% happy,” he said.
He scored all the goals of the match Anthony Marcial in the 7, 44 and 74 minutes.
That hat-trick has become the first for the French player with Manchester United since joining him in 2015.
This hat-trick is the first for Manchester United in the English Premier League since the Robin Van Persie trilogy against Aston Villa in 2013.
That win raised Manchester United’s balance to 49 points, occupying fifth place, away from Chelsea’s fourth, just two points away.
Chelsea will meet Manchester City on Thursday.
As for Sheffield, it freezes its score at 44 points, and they are ranked eighth in the table.
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