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Ryan Giggs believes that Manchester United's upcoming matches against Chelsea and Liverpool are the perfect way to react to the Reds' first loss to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
United sank 2-0 at home against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Tuesday night. The Ligue 1 club became the first team in history to leave Old Trafford with a margin of victory greater than one goal in European competition.
He broke the unbeaten record of ten undefeated Solskjaer matches as United's interim manager and gave the Reds a mountain to climb for the return leg in Paris on March 6th.
But Giggs believes that a possible defeat was inevitable and insists that the Solskja team will not be encouraged to play in the FA Cup match at Chelsea on Monday night before the Premier League visit to Liverpool a week Sunday.
"Manchester United has been brilliant since Ole took over, but we all knew what he was." They were in a false position in the league before he took over, but they lacked still a few players in the Champions League year after year, "The Wales manager told Sky Sports.
"But the signs are promising, so do not be too pretentious when United wins, but not too discouraged after losing to PSG They had to lose at one point!
"The club needs to get back to big games, tough matches against Chelsea, then Liverpool, probably the biggest match of United's fans.
"But these are good games to have after a defeat because you do not need any help to prepare the players."
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