"It's too early to talk about Man Utd and title race" - Solskjaer says

Manchester United finished the year 2020 with good form as they hope for next year, although it would have been a 100 percent away wins for Manchester United if not for their 2-2 draw against Leicester City last weekend.

It was another difficult game for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer side on Tuesday night at Old Trafford when they hosted Wolverhampton.

Both sides looked to be holding on as they game was heading for a draw until Marcus Rashford moment of brilliance got Manchester United th victory. 

The English international scored the only goal of the match which came in the 90th minutes of the game.

The victory for the Reds Devils moved them up to second in the table and they are now two points behind leaders Liverpool who will face Fulham today at the Craven Cottage.

After the game, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has cooled down talks of Manchester United title defense. Solskjaer believes it's too early to talk about title race. 

Solskjaer said: "There's no title race after 15 games. You can lose the chance of being in a race in the first 10 games. But play another 15, get to 30, and then maybe we can start talking about a title race.

"But the belief is there. We go into every game thinking we can win against anyone anywhere. Away we've shown what we're capable of, we are improving at home as well and this result is massive for confidence and attitude."