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Published 10:43 15 Feb 2016 GMT
Updated 10:45 15 Feb 2016 GMT

Expressing his disappointment at United's defeat at Sunderland and failure to capitalise on a weekend where the top four all faced each other, Mata reminded the club's supporters that there's no point dwelling on what can't be changed.
'Mourning is useless now;' he writes. 'Besides, there are still many games to play and many things can happen this season.
'First of all, our participation in the Europa League. I understand this is not the best possible situation, but it is what it is, and our goal is to keep advancing so we can have the chance to lift this trophy, which would come with a double reward.
'My personal experience tells me that if we work for it with excitement it could be a positive way to finish the season, as I lived three seasons ago.
'At the moment we face Midtjylland, the current champions of Denmark, now third in their league. Step by step.'
Wise words from Mata. Let's hope for his sake at least that he has the opportunity to write something that's a little less sombre in the coming weeks.Explore more on these topics:
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