Paul Pogba sends Manchester United teammates an urgent message
Man Utd face Everton on New Year's Day after their third consecutive league draw.
Anthony Jepson
Paul Pogba says Manchester United must 'wake up' after failing to win for the fourth time in as many games.
The Reds dropped to third place in the Premier League following their 0-0 draw with Southampton at Old Trafford on Saturday.
Pogba had an ineffective game along with a number of his teammates - and the Frenchman has issued a rallying cry.
"Of course we wanted to win," Pogba told MUTV . "We drew again. We didn't lose today but we have to wake up, bounce back and get back to winning.
"The three draws we have to win, something has to change and we have to change to win."
Since being knocked out of the Carabao Cup by Bristol City, United have drawn with Leicester, Burnley and Southampton in the league and been overtaken by Chelsea, who are now second.
They travel to Everton on New Year's Day and Pogba is eager to put things right.
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"We have to rest," he added. "It's only one day and then we have to play against Everton – that's football.
"Even if we were to play tomorrow, we'd want to win then as well, that's not going to change. We forget about today, tomorrow's another day and we have to go out there and win."
Striker Romelu Lukaku was stretchered off after a clash of heads during the Southampton game and with Zlatan Ibrahimovic ruled out for a month, Marcus Rashford is set to lead the attack at Goodison.
"When we have Romelu, he makes it difficult for defenders and creates so much space as well," Pogba said.
"He's a big miss for us but we have the team to fill the gap of Romelu."