The Digest:
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has described his team’s 2-1 victory at Liverpool as the “biggest win” of his tenure, marking the first time the club has secured back-to-back Premier League victories under his leadership. The dramatic win, sealed by a late Harry Maguire header after Bryan Mbeumo’s early opener and Cody Gakpo’s equalizer, showcased the spirit and resilience Amorim said would define their season.
Key Points:
- Ruben Amorim called the 2-1 win at Liverpool his biggest as United manager.
- It was the first time United have won consecutive league games under him.
- Harry Maguire scored the late winner after coming into the starting lineup.
- Bryan Mbeumo had given United an early lead at Anfield.
- Cody Gakpo temporarily drew Liverpool level in the second half.
- Amorim praised his team’s spirit but urged focus ahead of the Brighton game.
- The win lifted United to ninth in the Premier League table.
Sources: Goal
