Amorim descends from “competitiveness and adults” after Sunderland’s victory reduces pressure on Red Devils Boss

Robin Amorim, Manchester United director, praised the performance of his “competitive and adults” team, after achieving the goals of the first half United won 2-0 in the Premier League over Sunderland to reduce pressure to some extent against the Red Devils coach.

Masson Mount and Benjamin Cisco found the opening in the opening 31 minutes in Old Trafford The hosts scored a third victory at home in a row To move to the eighth in the table.

Amorim’s future was the subject of increasing speculation, as it informed many ports in accumulation that the Portuguese lead coach could be dismissed if United fails to overcome black cats.

Victory will help alleviate some of the criticisms that have been settled recently, and Boss United was quickly praising his players, but it is still possible to make improvements.

“This is the type of game that when we don’t play well, we are defending well. We have passed our moments, we were focusing and competitive. Not the perfect performance. We have been a competitive team with adults today. We need to win these games.

“We need to understand that we need everyone to be ready to play. It’s a long season, we have a lot of problems, anything can happen. The important thing is that teammates helped Lamments a lot to get a very good performance.”

Speaking about Sesko, who started finding his feet in England after recording him in successive games, his manager said: “He has time, he will stay here for years.

“The media puts a lot of pressure on the attacker’s goals, but for me, this is the effort that is the most important thing. Every time we guide the ball he fights for it, this is enormous for us. To win the second ball and give us time to breathe. I am really happy to do so.

“It is frustrated that you do not have this type of performance again. We need to do this type of performance as well – it is our responsibility to play like this.”

United next to work after international break when they travel to their bitter competitors Liverpool on October 19.