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Manchester United did not show the right attitude in their surprise Premier League defeat at Brighton, says captain Paul Pogba.
The
Seagulls, who beat Jose Mourinho's side at the Amex Stadium in May to
retain their top-flight status, stunned their visitors by scoring three
goals in the first half.Glenn Murray flicked in the opener before Shane Duffy stroked home two minutes later.
Romelu Lukaku halved the deficit 11 minutes before the break, rising unmarked to nod in Luke Shaw's ball, but Pascal Gross converted a penalty after a foul by Eric Bailly.
Pogba also scored from the spot - deep in second-half stoppage time - but it was not enough to deny Brighton a famous win.
"The attitude that we had was not like we wanted to beat them. They had more anger than us and that showed on the pitch," Pogba told Sky Sports.
"I put myself first. My attitude wasn't right enough. We'll keep trying and keep pushing and obviously it's a lesson for us."