Solskjaer settled for the draw - and ended up with nothing
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Bill Rice, BBC Radio Manchester
A point away from home in Europe is a good result, especially when you have to play over half the game with 10 men - so you can hardly blame Ole Gunnar Solskjaer for trying to kill the game off after Aaron Wan-Bissaka was shown a straight red card.
However, Jesse Lingard's late back-pass gifted Young Boys a winner their efforts deserved, and puts scrutiny on the decision to take off the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Bruno Fernandes in the second half.
United have now have kept just one clean sheet in 11 Champions League games under the Norwegian, and won just four of those games, records they will have to improve if they want to progress from the group and go far in the competition this year.
