Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has clarified that both Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba share penalty responsibility at the club despite the confusion that saw United settle on a one-all draw against stubborn Wolverhampton Wanderers on Monday,
Pogba missed a critical penalty that could have seen United collect three points and climb top of the log with six-point, a situation that baffled of Pundits Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher who questioned his decision to take it head of young star Marcus Rashford.
The English striker who had scored from the spot in the last game against Chelsea held a brief discussion with the French midfielder, before allowing him to step up and take it.
Despite Neville fuming because of the discussion, the United manager has come out to explain that, that was expected. "The two of them are designated penalty Shooters.It's up to them there and then to decide "this is mine". "Some times players feel they are confident enough-Paul has scored so many penalties for us, today Patricio made a good save," he told sky sports.
Asked if United Could change their penalty routine, the former United Striker was quick to reply; ' Not all' The two have been very confident before. The other week Marcus scored a goal and Paul was confident. I like players to be confident."
Carragher who disagreed with Ole Gunnar's explanation called on the former United striker to step up and tell Pogba he was off penalty duties.
"That will never work. You will get that on-pitch conversation every time united to get a penalty." Said Former Liverpool Carragher.
"You don't need that conversion, the manager needs to be stronger. Or Pogba should think of the team and say Rashford is the best penalty taker, It's cost them two points tonight." Carragher further added.
