Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho says Tuesday's game against Valencia gives his team a chance to quickly bounce back from Saturday's defeat.
United were beaten 3-1 by West Ham at the London Stadium and the pressure is on Mourinho, having watched his team equal their worst ever start to a Premier League season, just days after they exited the Carabao Cup.
Next up for United is a Champions League game at home to Valencia on Tuesday - and Mourinho told the club website that he welcomes the prospect.
"For myself, speaking of my own feelings, I am really happy that we have a game on Tuesday," Mourinho said in the wake of the West Ham loss.
"I am really happy that I now start immediately thinking about training tomorrow and about the match on Tuesday.
"I prefer that to only playing next Saturday, with one week of these bad feelings.
"I look forward to that match on Tuesday and I hope the majority of the players have this same kind of mentality, and that they are looking forward to Tuesday.
"I have no complaints with the players' attitude."
United may be out of sorts in the Premier League but they kicked off their Champions League campaign with a comprehensive 3-0 win at Young Boys.