"The whole team will probably get criticism tonight and myself as well," Ole Gunnar Solskjaer told BT Sport after the 1-2 loss to Sheffield United.
"I don't think Anthony [Martial] is exempt from that. We should all be criticised because we didn't perform. I know Antho, he's working really hard in training, working on his finishing, working on his movement, so I've got no qualms that he'll come good.
"Of course, we're disappointed but any result in the Premier League this season shouldn't surprise anyone. But, then again, very disappointed we couldn't put a better performance on, that's down to us and we just couldn't find an opening behind or around or between a very compact and good Sheffield United defence."
Manchester United remain second in the Premier League standings and are a point behind Manchester City. Nevertheless, we will get a chance to win three precious points when we face Arsenal this Saturday.
