Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is adamant he won't let his players get carried away following their 4-0 thrashing of Chelsea on Sunday.
The Red Devils got their Premier League campaign off to a flying start with Marcus Rashford bagging a brace, alongside goals from Anthony Martial and Daniel James.
It was a tough day at the office for Chelsea boss Frank Lampard, who saw his side hit the woodwork twice before United pulled away for a comfortable victory in his first competitive game in charge of the Blues.
Solskjaer was delighted with result but feels there is still plenty to work on if United are to be challenging the likes of Manchester City and Liverpool for the Premier League crown.
"We know we're not anywhere near the finished article," Solskjaer said.
"We are working on improving as a team and finding a style that suits us a team. We still need time but it is coming.
"Winning is a habit. We are lucky to go in 1-0 up but in the second half our nerves settled, our confidence grew."
Chelsea play their first home game of the new campaign next Sunday, Lampard returning to Stamford Bridge with Leicester the visitors while United travel to Molineux on Monday night to face Wolves.
They are 23/20 to make it two wins from two with Wolves 23/10 and the draw 12/5. Rashford is 5/1 to score the first goal on the night.
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Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is adamant he won't let his players get carried away following their 4-0 thrashing of Chelsea on Sunday.
The Red Devils got their Premier League campaign off to a flying start with Marcus Rashford bagging a brace, alongside goals from Anthony Martial and Daniel James.
It was a tough day at the office for Chelsea boss Frank Lampard, who saw his side hit the woodwork twice before United pulled away for a comfortable victory in his first competitive game in charge of the Blues.
Solskjaer was delighted with result but feels there is still plenty to work on if United are to be challenging the likes of Manchester City and Liverpool for the Premier League crown.
"We know we're not anywhere near the finished article," Solskjaer said.
"We are working on improving as a team and finding a style that suits us a team. We still need time but it is coming.
"Winning is a habit. We are lucky to go in 1-0 up but in the second half our nerves settled, our confidence grew."
Chelsea play their first home game of the new campaign next Sunday, Lampard returning to Stamford Bridge with Leicester the visitors while United travel to Molineux on Monday night to face Wolves.
They are 23/20 to make it two wins from two with Wolves 23/10 and the draw 12/5. Rashford is 5/1 to score the first goal on the night.
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Source: bet365.com