Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits their 6-1 home thrashing by today's opponents Tottenham was the lowest point of their season.
United go to Spurs today sitting in second place on the table.
Solskjaer told manutd.com: "Every player's pride is hurt by that result. That was a big black dot on our season, we know that. And we know the reasons behind it. We had a lack of pre-season, we didn't hit our form and Anthony [Martial] was unlucky to get a red card... I've said enough about that."
On their current form, the manager remarked: "We've done really well and got good results but every game lives its own life. We have to perform, nothing you've done before will help on the pitch apart from, as you say, the confidence.
"The confidence should be good and we should be ready to go from the kick-off because we know that they've got some of the top players in the country."
