Manchester United boss David Moyes refuses to panic after their first-leg Capital One Cup defeat at Sunderland.

Moyes insists United are on the "verge" of turning results around.

"I've been here before and done it before," said Moyes. "I just sense that it's on the verge of turning, we're about to get a bit better. You need a little bit of good fortune to go for you, and it looks as if we're not getting enough of that at the moment. I can sense in the dressing room that there's an urge to fight our current position, and we're looking forward to the second leg now.

"If you're going to be in this job you've got to win, and the last few games I've not won. It's part of football management. It's never going to be an easy ride. To be the manager of Manchester United is a big challenge, whether it's on the back of wins or defeats."