Manchester United supervisor Ruben Amorim says his facet have been accountable for their 3-2 Premier League victory over Ipswich City – regardless of trailing early on and having a person despatched off.
United recovered from conceding a sloppy opening objective to steer 2-1 at Previous Trafford earlier than Patrick Dorgu was despatched off and Ipswich equalised simply earlier than halftime within the driving Previous Trafford rain.
The guests had a full half to make their numerical benefit rely, however United dug in to drag away from the Premier League relegation zone due to Harry Maguire’s header.
Man Utd are again within the lead!
Harry Maguire arrives in the course of the field and heads powerfully previous Alex Palmer from Bruno Fernandes’ nook 🚀#MUNIPS pic.twitter.com/wrrOy5DT4g
— Premier League (@premierleague) February 26, 2025
“At present, I’m not annoyed,” Amorim informed reporters. “We managed the sport and because the first minute I felt the gamers have been making an attempt to play and we managed to attain two targets.
“The sending-off modified the sport a bit however the battle the followers confirmed helped quite a bit and we totally deserved the three factors.
“There are some moments which can be actually arduous however that’s pure in each occupation, it’s essential to undergo. It’s actually arduous for me to play like we did in second half. I really feel the gamers are generally extra snug enjoying with a low block.”
Amorim was much less pleased with how younger ahead Alejandro Garnacho dealt with being substituted to ensure that United to get extra defensive gamers on to the pitch following Dorgu’s dismissal.
The Argentine headed straight down the tunnel, somewhat than becoming a member of his teammates on the bench.
“It was chilly, moist and wet,” Amorim added. “The factor was we might play extra in 5-3-1, then we make a sub, we had to decide on somebody to exit.
“I had to consider set items, it was my alternative. I’m going to speak to Garnacho about it. You’ll be able to ask me on the subsequent press convention.”
