Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer rued Josh King's winner for Bournemouth on Saturday.
King's goal was enough to win the game against his old club.
Solskjaer said, "We had a lack of quality at times in front of goal. I thought we started well and opened them up with Dan James down the side, but we couldn't get the important first goal. Then after 15 or 20 minutes, the game settled down and I thought they grew into it.
"It became a 50/50 match and you thought whoever would get the first goal would win this. They got it from a moment of magic by Josh. It was always going to be a difficult game down here and it wasn't going to be a game with loads of goals in it because there are two good defensive teams.
"Every time you concede a goal it's a bad goal to give away. But it was just the build-up to it. First, it was [played] into Wilson. He can turn and lay it out to Josh but then we don't screen him. We should have kept him facing the wrong way, but you have got to say well done to the kid because it is a quality goal."
