"Manchester United" on Sunday suffered a shameful defeat in the "Premier" league, when they lost 0:2 to the last-placed "Watford" footballers in the Premier League. After the match, "Red Devils" coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admitted that his team did not deserve a better result, and the game in the first half resembled a farewell match. "We started the match very poorly. The first half was very bad for both teams. After the break, we conceded two quick goals and made our situation very difficult. Later on, we played quite well, but in this league, no one gives away easy points. We played too slowly, and the first half resembled a farewell match," O.G. Solskjaer told "Sky Sports". "With such a performance, we definitely did not deserve to win. We were too slow in attack, and lacked intensity. The opponents took advantage of their chances, and we squandered ours. I could talk about it for a long time, but we have two matches coming up in the near future where we must show progress," the Norwegian explained on BBC.
