Andre Onana reacts to penalty decision on Manchester United debut vs Wolves

Andre Onana says he was not concerned in the slightest when it appeared he had given away a late penalty in the win over Wolves.

Manchester United got their new Premier League campaign off to a spluttering but winning start on Monday night as they scrapped past Wolves 1-0. Raphael Varane grabbed the decisive goal in the second half when he headed home Aaron Wan-Bissaka's cross.

But Wolves did not look like a side whose manager only took charge five days ago and will leave Manchester aggrieved they haven't come away with at least a point. The visitors were the best team in the match but were lacking any cutting-edge in attack.

Wayward finishing cost them plenty but they also came up against a goalkeeper in inspired form as Onana kept them at bay with a string of saves in an impressive debut. However, it did look as though all his good work was thrown away deep into added time.

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The Cameroonian stormed off his line in an attempt to claim a cross, missed the ball and instead flattened striker Sasa Kalajdzic. It appeared the referee was heading to the pitch-side monitor to check the incident but instead booked Wolves boss Gary O'Neil for protesting the decision and United escaped with all three points.

It was a nervy moment but Onana insists he never lost his cool. "To be honest, no," he told MUTV when asked if he was worried he'd given away a penalty.

"I don't worry at all, because at the end of the day, I make my own decision, you can make the right choice and sometimes not and at the end of the day you learn from mistakes.

"I trust the