“We’ll try” – Solskjaer vows to delay Man City’s title celebrations as much as he can | OneFootball

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer vows to delay City’s title

According to Express, Manchester United gaffer Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has vowed to delay City’s title for as long as he can. United are still mathematically in with a chance to win the title.

With the final lap of the Premier League race being run, Manchester City are close to finishing on top. However, they had two chances to do so in the game against Chelsea and when United faced Villa. City lost to Chelsea and United won against Villa, meaning that City still need a win to be crowned as champions.

Manchester United, who started the season on a poor note, have been admirable challengers in the title race. We were even top of the table back in January and only slipped up to give City the advantage.

City still have three games to go and need a win. United have four to play and will be hoping to keep the title race alive as much as they can.

Solskjaer vowed that his side will not concede defeat until the very end and try to delay City’s celebrations.

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The title is pretty much out of United’s hands at this point. Only if City lose all their remaining three games and United win all of theirs can the title be Solskjaer’s. Nonetheless, United and their manager can be proud of the season they have had and the challenge they put up to City.