'We must bounce back from Sevilla defeat'
Manchester United utility man Ashley Young is keen to see his side bounce back at the first time of asking after the 'Red Devils' were dumped out of the Champions League by Spanish side Sevilla on Tuesday.
A brace from Wissam Ben Yedder sealed a famous win for the Andalusians, with Young now keen to see a response when United take on fellow Prmeier League side Brighton in the FA Cup quarter.finals at the weekend.
"When you don't score goals, you don't win the game," the 32-year-old lamented post-match in an interview with 'beINSports'.
"When you concede, it's obviously hard to get yourselves back into the game.
"We obviously scored the goal to get us back into it, but there wasn't enough time.
"It's obviously disappointing, there's a lot of disappointment in there, but you have got to dust yourselves down and take the disappointment into the weekend.
"We've got another cup competition we've got to go and play for and we want to get ourselves back to winning ways and into the next round in that competition.
"Every team in this competition is dangerous," he continued. "You wouldn't be in this competition and this far into the competition if it wasn't.
"We knew they had danger, but I felt when we started the game, we started off brightly and we had a few chances that just didn't want to go in.
"On another day it would have gone in, but it wasn't meant to be today and, like I say, we are disappointed."