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Published 19:37 28 Aug 2018 BST
Updated 19:38 28 Aug 2018 BST

"It's bizarre. We were determined, we started well, and in the end we lost 3-0. It's a shock,' he added.
"We have to keep going, we mustn't worry. We must work.
"We are still Manchester United and we won't give up on anything."
The loss to Spurs came eight days after United were beaten 3-2 at Brighton, a performance which was widely criticised. Although United appeared markedly improved in the first half on Monday, their failure to convert any of the chances they created came back to haunt them in the second half. From Spurs' first corner of the game, Harry Kane nodded the visitors in front. This was swiftly followed by a second from Lucas Moura. With United trying to find a way back into the game, any faint hopes of a fightback were killed off when Moura broke away to score his second of the game to complete the scoring. United return to action on Sunday when they travel to Turf Moor to face Burnley, one of seven teams currently below them at this early stage of the Premier League season.Explore more on these topics:
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