Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had a few things to reflect on following Manchester United's defeat by Barcelona in the Champions League.
The Red Devils were unable to muster a single shot on goal against the Catalan giants and a number of key players just weren't at the races.
Solskjaer admitted his United side have it all to do in the second leg of their quarter-final clash in Spain, but wasn't entirely down in the dumps.
The Norwegian was pleased with a few things he saw from his Manchester United players, including the way Victor Lindelof reacted to going a goal behind.
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"After they scored we settled down," Solskjaer said. "I thought Scott and Fred and Paul did that for us.
"But you could see the way Victor as well brings everyone together when they score.
"Of course we remember the PSG game, because the 10 minutes after we conceded the first goal against PSG at home we were all over the place.
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"This time around it didn't happen. We got together as a group, which gives me a clear indication that we are learning and we are improving."
Lindelof has come on leaps and bounds this season after initially struggling to fit in at United following his £35million switch from Benfica.
