United scored more than one goal in just two Premier League games (Chelsea and Norwich) so far this season and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes his men are shackled by fear.
The Norwegian urges the Red Devils to be braver in attack as he claims that Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford have what it takes to deliver up front.
Speaking ahead of Partizan clash, Solskjaer said: "It's the whole team together. It's about expressing yourselves, call it with less fear or no fear and be brave.
"Make a couple of difficult decisions but positive decisions. If you make mistakes, it's a positive one and that's what we want to see [against Partizan].
"We want to get a reaction and when you lose a game, make sure you try to win the next one. If we can do that going into the Brighton game [on Sunday], we'll be in good shape."
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