(Reuters) – Manchester United will be able to do well against tough opponents in the coming weeks to quell the disappointment of Saturday’s 4-2 Premier League defeat at Leicester City, midfielder Nemanja Matic said.
The result extended United’s winless league to three games and left them five points behind leaders Chelsea ahead of a tough fixture list, which begins with Italian side Atalanta at Old Trafford with the Champions League on Wednesday.
United then hosted Liverpool and played Tottenham Hotspur against Champion City with Atalanta and the Manchester derby before reverse fixation, with manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer under increasing pressure.
“Everybody is sad, everyone is bowing their heads at the moment,” the Serbian told United’s website (www.manutd.com) on Sunday.
“It’s time to be together, to analyze this game as quickly as possible, then to think about the next one, which is in three or four days against a very good side, Atalanta.
“It is also going to be difficult. We are very disappointed, but I think in the future we will show that we are much better than this.
“Every next game is the most important, every next game is a new challenge, an opportunity to show our qualities. We are going to take responsibility. We will step up and see what we can do. I am sure we will do a lot. can do.”
Matic apologized to United fans for the team’s poor performance against Leicester.
“We’re sorry for them. They support us, especially away and they’re at the top. They deserve much, much better than this.”
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