'Marcus Rashford a dream to manage'

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has said it has been great working with Marcus Rashford following his superb finish in today's 2-1 win over Brighton. I think [Pochettino] gets the best out of his players whether they are younger or older.

"You can argue for many strikers but I am glad he [Rashford] is in my team", said Solskjaer.

Pascal Gross pulled one back but Solskjaer was still able to achieve the feat of becoming the first United manager to win his first six league games in charge.

When you come here you know you've got to stay in the game, and we've paid the price for a slow start and poor goals conceded.

"No-one beats him on work-rate".

Rashford has scored 41 goals in 150 United games and has scored more than any other player for the club since his debut in February 2016.

Forward Rashford was on target again in United's 2-1 win over Brighton and Hove Albion on Saturday - taking his tally to five in the seven games since Solskjaer was appointed a month ago. He's now calmed down in front of goal, he's very assured, he's practicing all the time - that's his technique but it's also a mindset.

"At times today we played some fantastic football and should have scored two or three in the beginning of the second-half". "He had missed some chances and I said "no problem, you'll be alright, just settle down a little bit".

He continued: "We are delighted to get seven wins under Ole".

Manchester United, who are now fifth in the Premier League table, will return to FA Cup action with a fourth-round clash against Arsenal at The Emirates on Friday night.

The nine straight victories under Jose Mourinho during the 2016-17 season is United's longest run since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013 and Solskjaer has challenged his squad to pass it.

The Seagulls boss added: "But as with any team that want to press high with the energy that they do, there are areas to exploit".

"At the moment I don't think we'll be bringing anybody in, you can never say no in case something happens between now and the window, but with regards to what I think we need at the moment, no I don't think that will be the case". I thought we played some great stuff at times.