Manchester United ‘controlled the game’ says to Amorim

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim says his side has controlled his victory in the Premier League 3-2 over Ipswich Town-Udato that she laged early and sent a man.

United recovered from the confession of an unpleasant naked introduction for 2-1 lead at Old Trafford before Patrick Dorga sent, and Ipswich equalized just before halftime on Old Trafford Rain.

Visitors had a full half to give their numerical advantage the number, but United dug to get out of the relegation zone in the Premier League thanks to Harry Maguire’s head.

Man Utd returned to the lead!

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“I’m not frustrated today,” he told Amorim reporters. “We controlled the game and from the first minute I felt that the players were trying to play and we were able to score two goals.

“The mission has changed a little game, but the fight that fans have shown to have helped a lot and we deserved three points completely.

“There are some moments that are really difficult, but it’s natural in every profession, you have to suffer. It’s really hard for me to play like we did in the second half. I feel that the players are sometimes more comfortable playing with a low block.”

Amorim was less pleased that young striker Alejandro Garnacho solved that he was replaced to get United to get more defensive players on the field after Dorgu’s dismissal.

The Argentine went straight down the tunnel instead of joining his teammates on the bench.

“It was cold, wet and rainy,” he added. “The thing is, we would play more in 5-3-1 and then make a base, we had to choose someone to go out.

“I had to think about the set pieces, it was my choice. I’ll talk to Garnacho about it. You can ask me at the next press conference.”