Man United missed the chance to climb up the Premier League table as they lost 1-0 to Everton at Old Trafford on Monday night.
Amorim reacts on the touchline
Amorim reacts on the touchline
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Amorim explains why United lost vs Everton
Following United's 1-0 loss to a 10-man Everton side, Amorim admitted his team deserved to lose, citing a severe lack of intensity and a poor overall performance. He expressed deep concern that the team is "not even near" the required level to compete for top league positions and worries about the possibility of reverting to the struggles of last season. Read what he said here >>>
Player ratings vs Everton
United's players received overwhelmingly low ratings following their disappointing 1-0 loss to a 10-man Everton team at Old Trafford. £25m January signing Patrick Dorgu was singled out as the worst performer of the night, receiving a 3/10 score for an unconvincing display and poor end product. Read here >>>
Amorim reaction on touchline set alarm bells ringing
Amorim's visible frustration on the touchline and United's uninspiring display against Everton confirmed the manager's prior warnings that the team was far from a finished product. The latest setback at Old Trafford was likened to last season's poor displays, with United missing the chance to move into the Champions League qualification places. Read on here >>>
Amorim makes shock admission about Everton red card
In a surprising post-match admission, Amorim disagreed with the red card given to Everton's Idrissa Gana Gueye for slapping his teammate, Michael Keane. The manager said he hopes his United players "fight each other" if necessary, believing such intense confrontation is a sign of passion. Read what he said here >>>