Manager David Moyes says he takes "complete responsibility" for Manchester United's recent defeats but is confident his team will improve.
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United have lost their last two Premier League games at Old Trafford and are 13 points behind leaders Arsenal.
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Moyes said: "The players are hurting because they're used to winning. They'll respond in the right way.
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"I need to make sure I'm getting the best out of the players and we are performing as well as we possibly can."
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United have lost five league games so far this season, with three of those coming at home, and have taken just two points from their last four outings.
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And recent defeats against Everton and Newcastle - the first time United have suffered back-to-back home losses since 2002 - have increased the pressure on Moyes.
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The 50-year-old Scot, who replaced Sir Alex Ferguson as manager in the summer, admitted his team had been inconsistent.
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"It's tough because the expectancy is to win all the games," added the former Everton manager.
Thats a good coach for u and i love that courage from him. I think United will win that game against Aston Villa
I believe David Moyes can still bounce back no matter what. Fergie must tell them the righw thing to do
That's good from the manager but he has to work things out in the club for bigger success.