Ruben Amorim made his point clear after Manchester United drew position with Everton following a disappointing first half.
WHAT HAPPENED?
The Red Devils went into half-time running by two pretensions after some shy defending, and it took an terrible free-kick from Bruno Fernandes for them to get back into the game before Manuel Ugarte scored his first thing for the club to equalize. A monstrously amusing final institution for United at Goodison Park took two final twists when Everton were awarded a penalty only for VAR to recommend an on-field review by adjudicator Andrew Madley, who ruled it out.
WHAT AMORIM SAID?
“At half-time, I said we are going to do what we did in the week with further energy,” Amorim told a press conference.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
The trainer was dissatisfied with United’s end and the frequency with which they kept conceding possession. The worst part is that we are losing the ball without pressure, and we aren’t doing what we need to do. We were soft.” The Portuguese also said that the officers were right to cancel the late penalty, believing Harry Maguire hadn’t duly fouled Ashley Young.
DID YOU KNOW?
Morin paid homage to Everton’s suckers after United’s final game at Goodison Park, but he emphasized that Manchester United have tended to struggle at numerous grounds, particularly Old Trafford, where his side have lost five of their last six league games. The Portuguese said” Their suckers are amazing, but we are chancing it delicately at every Colosseum. Especially our own.”
WHAT NEXT FOR MANCHESTER UNITED?
Manchester United moved 13 points above the deportation zone with the draw before taking on deportation- fighting Ipswich at Old Trafford on Wednesday. The director said this crusade was only about damage limitation now. He added: “We need to survive this season and also we can think ahead. I do not want to just say the negative part. In the alternate half, we were close to winning this game.”