Ruben Amurim claimed that Manchester United were “controllers” against Brentford, despite losing 4-3 and closer than two late goals.
Amrm made eight substitutions at the Athletic Bilbao in the middle of the week when he explained where his priorities were in the coming weeks. Tyler Fredriksson and Harry Amas are also the striker, just as Chido Obi, who has become the youngest player in just 17 years and 156 days to start a Premier League game for Manchester United.
Only Patrick Dorgu, Manuel Ugart and Alejandro Garnacho have kept their places, with Xi United scoring twice, with Brentford leading 4-1 and eight minutes away.
Garnacho and Amad Diallo reduced their savings but did nothing to cover up the lack of another colorless show by United.
⏹️ A narrow failure on the road.#murnc ||| #Bremony
— Manchester United (@manutd) 4 May
Optimism Amorim encourages young people
Despite that defeat, Amurim was optimistic after that. “I liked the little children, I wanted to control the game without having many occasions to score,” he told the BBC.
“We fought with the set in the first 30 minutes, but we used to know that we didn’t have a height to fight him,” Ronaldo said. In the second half, we are approaching the draw and we have had two goals as if we were in the beginning when we were infected and left.
“We fought but we finally lost but we have something good for the future.
United will play the Athletic return leg on Thursday night and Amurim has a better performance.
“I have no doubt that we are playing better, so we have to take the whole heat. We will lose the Premier League at this moment.
“We are fighting for the Europa League and Thursday is the most important game for us.”
Mason Mount scored United’s goal and the England international accepted another show under the money.
“We have to work better, we have to take this game,” he said. We started well, but he scored in the second and final half of the first half. We knew they had put the cross in the box and we needed to defend it. We can better perform better in the game.
Bees continue to be under the frank
It was the third victory in the Trot for Brentford, where he would stay in Europe next season.
“I think we’re definitely a trauma. 13 We have really played a good game, there’s a good game.
“It is already a good season, let’s see if it can be a good or unreliable season.”