The 26-year-old was a late substitute in Thursday’s clash but limped off in added time and although Solskjaer said the issue was not serious, Lingard could return only in time for their league game against Liverpool on Oct 20.

“I think he felt his hamstring a little bit. I don’t think it’s too bad. He probably won’t be fit for Newcastle but he could be ready for Liverpool,” Solskjaer told MUTV.

Solskjaer had expressed his concerns about the artificial surface at the Kyocera Stadium in The Hague before the match, saying that it had prompted him to leave out midfielder Paul Pogba from the squad because of an ankle knock.

United have struggled with injuries this season with striker Anthony Martial and defender Phil Jones also missing the trip to the Netherlands, while Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Luke Shaw are both still unavailable.

Substitute Marcus Rashford, who is also struggling for form and fitness, was denied a possible penalty in the 80th minute after he was clipped by a sliding Stijn Wuytens.

A frustrated Solskjaer said United should have also had a penalty in Monday’s 1-1 league draw with Arsenal for an apparent handball by Sead Kolasinac.

“I couldn’t believe what I saw. Same as Arsenal. You know, the handball, when it should have been 2-0. It’s frustrating for us now, not getting these little things,” Solskjaer added.

“The boys deserved so much more … it’s going to turn at one point, they will get those decisions and then they will get the results they deserve.”