POGBA IS NOT SWITCHED ON

PAUL POGBA was right to be angry when Chelsea took the lead — but only at himself.

He was the man assigned to mark Antonio Rudiger, but the German gave him the slip and was in yards of space to head the opening goal past David de Gea.

Rudiger credited David Luiz for partly blocking off Pogba (right) but the French World Cup winner had no one to blame but himself for the loss of concentration.

And Pogba got no sympathy from his manager.

United boss Jose Mourinho said: ‘Every player knows with his eyes closed which player he is marking, or which zone he is in.’