Amorim: The duo's absence was not disciplinary, and we deserved to win

Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim appeared in press statements after beating Manchester City 2-1 in the English Premier League.

The coach said: “We got On three points, we have a lot to do, but it will be big for our fans, but I see the same match until the 85th minute. Maybe our conversation would have been different without the goals, but the performance was the same. They were in the match for 90 minutes, but I think we We deserve it. Good day For us.”

He added: “You can feel that we were close to scoring. We improved our running speed and got chances. We controlled City’s attack and were safe in the end “We wanted it more when we scored the first goal. Congratulations to the boys.”

He continued: “It is really important, but when this match ended, I remembered last week in the storm 3-1 at home to Nottingham and still on I feel this way these days so that we don't get carried away. We were in dire need of the three points."

He added: "As you think immediately, we have a lot of matches We continue to win. This will change if we do not continue to win.

Wazid: “Mount’s injury? It suits our style. He is a very good player on and off the field as well. He is the kind of character we want in this team and the club wants him. He made the movement and extended his leg, he felt something. But we need him.”

On Amad Diallo: “Eric [Ten Hag] and Ruud [Van Nistelrooy] did a great job with him, and we are continuing that. Really important. All players fit my system. If they want to be in it, if they are talented, every player can fit into this system.”

On Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho not participating: “Nothing special. Finish one game, start a new week. New week, new life. If they train well they will compete for a place in the team. They play because they are talented, and we need Rashford and Garnacho.”

He concluded: “Next week.” If they trained as well as others. The same applies to everyone. They will play or sit on the bench. It was not a disciplinary decision, we have to improve our standards on and off the field. It was a normal week.”