Ryan Giggs says it's important United don't dwell on Saturday's
disappointing result against Bolton Wanderers.
The Reds couldn't find a way back from Nicolas Anelka's 11th-minute
strike and United now linger three points behind Arsenal at the top
of the table.
"We're obviously disappointed," Giggs told MUTV, "but we have to
move on now. We have a game [against Sporting Lisbon in the
Champions League] on Tuesday and we have to go out and perform. We
need to get back on track as soon as possible. We've done it before
and we have to do it again."
Giggs struggled to put his finger on why United struggled at the
Reebok Stadium, although he was quick to dismiss suggestions the
Reds missed Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney.
"We've played without them this season plenty of times and got
results. I don't know what it was today. We just didn't perform the
way we know we can, the way we were performing before the
international break."
United forced Bolton goalkeeper Jussi Jaaskelainen into just one
save during the game, despite enjoying the lion's share of
possession.
"We didn't create many chances and that's disappointing," Giggs
said. "We got ourselves into good positions but were lacking some
composure in the final third. In tight games like this you have to
punish their mistakes on capitalise on your own good play we
didn't do that."