Ole Gunnar Solskjaer claims his young Manchester United players must learn after their inexperience cost them their Europa League dream.
United paid the price for a succession of missed chances and poor defending for Luuk de Jong’s winner for Sevilla and Solskjaer admitted his side must be more consistent. “We have to take it, although it’s going to be hard,” said the United manager. “We have a young team and our average age is three years less than them. “I thought some spells today showed that this group of players will have to learn and get the consistency in their play. “Their goalkeeper had a fantastic game and of course it’s disappointing we don’t score because we know we’ve got the players who have that quality. “To concede two goals
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