The young striker has come under intense scrutiny in recent weeks due to his lack of goals.
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But Eriksen told Sky Sports of his fellow Dane last night: "I am pretty confident that he will come good.
"He is a hard-working guy and he is unhappy when he doesn't score goals.
"But you can name about ten other players in the team who don't score enough goals. He is a good kid, he will be fine."
Hojlund replaced Eriksen with 14 minutes to run against Arsenal and had two good chances blocked by the visitors' defence.