The Man Utd manager gave his verdict on the Spaniard after he was at fault for two goals in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley
The Spaniard was culpable in all three of Chelsea’s goals as Frank Lampard’s side booked their place in the FA Cup final with a 3-1 win on Sunday.
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“It’s hard for a keeper to make amends. So much easier for outfield players. David showed in the rest of the game, he made a few good saves, but he knows he could have saved that one.”
“We picked the team today to give us the best opportunity to go through in the cup and be ready for Wednesday and it didn’t work today,” he explained.
“Eric is in the hospital going through routine checks and protocols. I’ve not spoken to the doctor about him of course that had a big big impact on the game,” Solskjaer said.
“We have loads of things to learn as a team but we have learned and we are developing and this team is going forward. They took a knock confidence-wise of course but let’s see how the reaction is on Wednesday.”