Aaron Wan-Bissaka admits he is struggling to understand why Manchester United are “winning every game away from home", yet they "can’t get a result at Old Trafford”.
United's only home win of the campaign came against RB Leipzig last week, with United emerging 5-0 victors after a dominant performance.
Their home form in the Premier League this season makes for bleak reading, with three losses and one draw so far and an aggregate score of 10-2 in the away team's favour.
Meanwhile, the Red Devils have won each of their away games across all competitions, a run which includes an impressive victory at Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has blamed the poor home run on the lack of fans, but Wan-Bissaka is puzzled by recent results.
“It’s strange we’re winning every game away from home and we can’t get a result at Old Trafford,” Wan-Bissaka told MUTV .
“The performance was different [to the win over Leipzig], but as you could see in the second half, we came out with a different mentality and we wanted to create chances. It’s just about taking them.
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“Getting clear chances isn’t easy for both sides. It’s just about making them and taking them.”
United were beaten 1-0 by Arsenal as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted a penalty in the 69th minute on Sunday night.
Wan-Bissaka admitted going behind in the second half was a major blow to his side as he assessed the display.
“It’s not easy after a goal goes in. The main thing is to stick together and keep going. That’s all we did,” said the England right-back.
The 22-year-old added: “It’s a disappointing result. To come out on the pitch second half and put all that effort in and not to come out with a result,"
“We come out every game with the mentality to win and put in a good performance but we’ve got to learn from it and put it right in the next game.”
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