Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has apologised to Manchester United's supporters after they were heard expressing anti-Glazer chants during Sunday's loss to Newcastle United.

It was the second time in a week that the United faithful could be heard chanting for their owners to sell the club.

Speaking after the 1-0 loss to Toon, Solskjaer was guarded when asked about the chants.

"We're unhappy with the results and it's the results that bring out the mood of everyone," Solskjaer said of the chants.

"And I've got to say sorry to the fans that we're not winning games.

"But that's down to starting a rebuild and this is not a similar situation to when I was sat here after [the 4-0 defeat at- Everton last year, when I felt people had given up, and they don't give what they have for the shirt.

"These boys give everything for the shirt and we'll get there again."