Mark Alford, director of Sky Sports News, added: "At Sky Sports News we look for ways to use our journalism and our platform as a force for good. "It sums up our season really, we can beat the team at the top of the table yesterday and then come out today and put out a performance that's just not us," said Kat Ratnapala. But with United disjointed and uncoordinated out of possession, Ronaldo's pressing - or lack of - has been a focus. So has the knock-on impact of who Solskjaer should select around him and the style changes required to adapt to his strengths and weaknesses. "So, rightly, we've got to follow the guidelines on that. We might run out of time. We'll just have to see."