Ole Gunnar Solskjær's lack of a cohesive attacking structure has been brutally exposed

'When Ole came in, we had a process,' a defiant Marcus Rashford said. 'We believe in the process.' His loyalty is commendable, but that process is as hard to discern now
Ole Gunnar Solskjær's lack of a cohesive attacking structure has been brutally exposed

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer gestures to the fans after the UEFA Europa League final in Gdansk

What if David de Gea had converted his penalty in the shootout against Villarreal?

How much difference would it have made had he scored on Wednesday, and Gerónimo Rulli had been the goalkeeper to miss from the spot? Was that it? That one kick, 4.5% of a penalty shootout — was that all that determined whether this season could be considered a success or not for Manchester United? How absurd that it should all come down to the capacity of one goalkeeper to beat another.

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