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Man Utd manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer revealed that the need to take advantage of ‘Fergie’s time’ was something that he had personally brought to the attention of his team earlier this season.
Man Utd He left it late to secure the three points against the Wolves when Marcus Rashford’s deflected shot found its way into the near post.
The victory extends their unbeaten league streak to nine games and elevates the club to second place in the table.
Talking to the BBC after the game, Solskjaer He said: “It was a point we brought up earlier in the season in a meeting. We didn’t win a lot of points towards the end of the game and we have a tradition at this club.
“That has happened so many times in that final and now we have earned quite a few points towards the end of the games and that is both a mental and a physical aspect.
“We have a group now that is more robust both mentally and physically. We have gone through some difficult training periods, we have played a lot of matches and they are getting fitter. The fitter you are, the more you can do. But mentally it also gives you a boost knowing that you can win games towards the end.
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“We only focus on the next game. I am very boring but we cannot get too far ahead. We have reached a decent position at the moment but the season is not even halfway there.
“We did not do as well as we wanted, but we won a game against a very difficult team to face.
“It is the first league in victory for me against them. There have never been many goals in games, but for me it’s a big step forward, that you don’t play well but you win ”.
Rashford felt the opportunity before the goal
Rashford He also spoke to the press, revealing his decision to cut inside and out several times immediately before his goal was born upon realizing his opponent was fighting cramps.
“It is the decisive goal,” said the winner of the match. “It’s probably not the most beautiful, but we’ll take what we can, take all three points, and move on.
“Today was tough, but we expected a difficult match, but we managed to overcome the line.
“The winger had a cramp a few minutes before, so I had it in my head. I wanted to go up to it and turn it around and see if I could make something happen and luckily we got a detour in the end.
“It means a lot. We were a little disappointed that we didn’t play as well as we wanted or could have, but it’s three points and no matter how difficult it was, we’ll take it.
“For us, we can’t look very far. We are a team that is still working hard on ourselves. We have to play one game at a time, but if we can continue to find ways to win like this, we’ll see where we are at the end of the season. “
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