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1st February 2021
03:14pm GMT

Despite both decisions being looked at by VAR, the on-pitch decisions stood.
United followed up their surprise defeat with a goalless draw away at Arsenal on Saturday. Speaking on Monday, Solskjaer suggested the loss in midweek damaged his side's momentum.
"I don't like to bring these things up - the momentum shifted for us with the Sheffield United game - but I've got the delegates' report from the referee and the two decisions were wrong," Solskjaer said.
"They've admitted their goal should have been disallowed and our goal should have stood. That's a big, big momentum changer for us. You're more likely to, when you go 1-0 up rather than 1-0 down, go on and win that game.
"So that's fine margins and it has been the way this season, fine margins. You hit the post, it goes in or it goes out, sometimes you're lucky with decisions, sometimes you're not. We've got to focus on this game and I'm sure the results and performances will come."
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