Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford says they can't be happy after victory at West Ham.
United once again came from behind against the Hammers at the London Stadium to record a fifth successive away Premier League win of the season with an outstanding 3-1 recovery win.
"We need to stop doing that," goalscorer Rashford told Sky Sports. “If we keep more clean sheets we will win more games. It is good that we show spirit to come back when we concede a goal but ideally we don't want to be conceding.
"We defended quite well, they have some dangerous players and especially in the first half you could see that on the counterattack.
“They were attacking with some big threats and we managed to get through it [at just] 1-0. Once you get to half-time it is an opportunity to regroup and come out for the second half with a new of focus and that is what we did."
