Ruben Amorim addressed the performance of his players in a 4-1 win for **Man United**at Wolves.
The Red Devils looked for a response to a 1-1 draw against West Ham at **Old Trafford**on Thursday, and eventually they delivered the goods. Chances aplenty came their way in the first half hour, and Matheus Cunha exploited an error at the back to assist Bruno Fernandes for the opening goal.
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde equalised at the end of the first half, but the reprieve did not last long. The visitors showed their quality in the second half, scoring goals through Bryan Mbeumo, Mason Mount, and Fernandes. They have jumped into the top six, but Amorim seeks to stay grounded.
"We played well most of the time. We should have a different score in the end.
"I'm pleased with the second half that we understood we had another opportunity."
"It wasn't tactical. It was so clear we are dominating the games but not finishing the plays as we should do. We need to be better in the details. Trying to explain to the players we have 45 minutes to win the three points that are crucial for our life.
"It's important. We had some games against teams in better moments and had many shots. We need to improve the quality of the shots. We need to focus not just on scoring but protecting our goal.
*"It's not just the goal he [**Mason Mount*] scored, it's the way he plays the game - how he attacks, he defends, he understands his technical qualities. You don't need to have many touches. He's a really good player and works hard. He knows sometimes he needs to start on the bench.
"[Going into sixth place] it means nothing. It's always the same feeling we should have more points. But that's in the past, let's focus on the future."