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"Manchester United" on Sunday at home crushed "Leeds United" players 6:2 in the English Premier League and rose to third place in the standings. After the match, "Red Devils" coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer regretted that such a game could not be watched by fans in the stadium, and the match could have ended with an even bigger result. "It was a fantastic game from the very first minute. We had a clear plan, and Scott McTominay scored two goals in the first three minutes. We found ways to overcome "Leeds" defense. Imagine, if there had been 75,000 spectators in the stadium, it could have gone down in history as one of the best matches against "Leeds". We had to work hard, as the opponents run a lot in the field. The match could have ended with a score of 12:4, it was a crazy duel. I enjoyed the view on the field. "Leeds" always maintains their own playing style, and it doesn't matter if they are leading 5:0 or trailing 0:5," - O. G. Solskjaer spoke to "Sky Sports".
