Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has urged Paul Pogba to study the game of Chelsea legend Frank Lampard.

Pogba again shone for United's win at Tottenham on Sunday. It was his wonderful pass that set up Marcus Rashford's winner.

"I am enjoying playing football it was difficult with the system and tactics we used to play I like to be more attacking," he told Sky Sports. "I think my position there is when I feel the most comfortable.

"The manager told me to get in the box and get goals because I will score if I'm in the box, Frank Lampard the one who makes those runs and scores a lot so if I can do that.

"That helps me I know Matic will be there and we can press high, that's what I have been doing since the manager came I know I have security there and I have the freedom to go.

"That's what we want, top four, we have to keep it up, the season is still on and we want to get back to the top which is where we belong."