Of all the people inside Old Trafford last night, nobody understood the significance of an stoppage-time goal better than Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Solskjaer forged his reputation as a lethal striker by scoring late at the Nou Camp to win the Champions League final for Manchester United against Bayern Munich 20 years ago, so it should come as no surprise that his teams can score important goals in injury time too.

As the clock ticked towards 90 minutes last night, the scoreboard said that Solskjaer’s United team were pretty much down and out. For the first time in his reign, they had fallen behind. In fact, Burnley had scored two unanswered goals, and Solskjaer’s undefeated run as caretaker manager looked set to end in his ninth