Manchester United's ability to keep their cool after conceding goals in their past two games shows the club has made progress, coach Ruben Amorim said ahead of a Premier League meeting with Leicester City on Sunday.
United held off second-placed Arsenal to claim a point in a 1-1 league draw last week, before fighting back from a goal down and beating Real Sociedad 4-1 on Thursday to reach the Europa League quarter-finals.
"I feel that in the last games that we can understand better the idea of what we want to do. We are better understanding the plan for the games," Amorim told reporters.
"We are giving the team more time to win and to draw the games. We are not suffering one goal and then losing our minds by suffering another goal. We are understanding the moments of the game and also we are understanding better the way we want to play...
"I know that in football, especially in our moment, we can have a really good moment and then drop really fast, so our focus is to continue and don't be too happy or too depressed. My idea is to continue, we have to survive."