Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had no issues with comments from Marcus Rashford about the team's togetherness.

Rashford had mentioned how everyone at the club was hurting after their loss to Manchester City in midweek.

And Solskjaer admits that his players are united, even during a run of seven defeats in nine games. Their next test is a key home clash against Chelsea on Sunday.

"You could see on Wednesday night there's a team that wants to play and be there for each other, we weren't doing our jobs at Everton and it's a boy who was hurt, Rashy's really hurt by losing the derby, we all are," said Solskjaer in his press conference.

"The eye opener was the Everton one and, of course, the last 10 days have been hard for everyone and you might come out emotional.

"For this club to be successful we have to stick together 24/7."