In the era of Sir Alex Ferguson, it was Man United who liked to score goals during “injury time”, to be known as “Fergie Time”.
Manager Manchester United, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, admitted he was relieved that his team had failed to win after conceding an extra minute in the match
Most recently, Man United were held to a draw Southampton with a score of 2-2 in the 35th week of the English Premier League at Old Trafford on Tuesday (7/14) early morning hrs.
United left behind by Stuart Armstrong in the 12th minute before being able to reverse the score through Marcus Rashford (20 ‘) and Anthony Martial (23’).
In the 90th minute + 6, Southampton was able to force a draw while disrupting Man United’s victory via Michael Obafemi’s goal.
“Yes, this is the worst time to concede,” Solskjaer said after the match, as reported by Sky Sports.
“Moments like this are common in football. We have to be able to accept it after winning so many matches. “
“This result is a form of learning for the team. When you are made disappointed after thinking three points are already in the grasp. We might not deserve it [dalam laga ini].”
“Southampton are a good team. They deserve something from this match. They play good, strong physical games. They are fit, run, push, aggressive, and we fail to find rhythm, especially after winning 2-1, “he added.
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With this result, Man United failed to penetrate the top four and still occupy fifth place in the standings with 59 points.
Red Devil Points are the same as Leicester City which is ranked fourth and one point adrift of Chelsea in the third stage.
While Southampton has not moved from 12th position with 45 points.
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