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Robin van Persie reveals Manchester United players held 'confrontational' inquest after shocking 5-3 defeat by Leicester

United twice surrendered a two-goal lead in shock defeat

James Orr
Friday 26 September 2014 23:03 BST
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Robin van Persie leaves the field at the King Power Stadium last Sunday
Robin van Persie leaves the field at the King Power Stadium last Sunday (GETTY IMAGES)

Robin van Persie has revealed that Manchester United players held a "confrontational" inquest after their devastating 5-3 defeat by Leicester City last Sunday.

United twice surrendered a two-goal lead in the shocking collapse at the King Power Stadium, and with five points from five Premier League matches, the club have made their worst start to a Premier League season. Far the start that Louis van Gaal would have hoped for.

"It shouldn't be possible [to lose like we did]. But it still happened. We have to deal with it," the Dutch striker told Fox Sports News.

"We had a proper look at it the next day. Sometimes it was a bit confronting and it was a long meeting. One hour [or] something.

"We went from there, started again this week [and have put] a couple of really good sessions in. Everyone feels ready to face West Ham [on Saturday]."

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