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Amorim ‘angry’ after Premier League draw

Robin Amorim criticized Manchester United’s performance in the second half and the preparation for West Ham’s equalizer after his team missed out on fifth place in the English Premier League. Premier League With a 1-1 draw at home against the relegation-threatened Hammers.

Diogo Dalot’s drive from inside the box put United ahead in the 58th minute, but Songoto Magassa scored his first goal for West Ham seven minutes from time to leave the Red Devils in eighth place and without a win in two home matches.

“We tried to defend far from goal all the time, because we knew they wanted to cross and get a corner kick [strike] “I was lucky,” Amorim said as he analyzed the equaliser.

“It happened – it was a long ball, they won the second ball against three of our players. We can’t let a team much taller than us get a corner kick when the ball is [came from] goalkeeper.

“This kind of detail makes the difference. A corner kick in the second half made the difference.”

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Manchester United vs West Ham: Amorim result

United had the better of the game against their third-bottom rivals and hit the post through Bruno Fernandes’ first-half strike, but the 20-time champions have won six of their first 15 games this season in all competitions, drawn three and won one of their last five.

“I’m frustrated and angry,” Amorim said. “That’s it. It’s about working again and trying to win the next tournament.

“There was a second half where we lost control of the game. Today, that was not the case. After the first goal, we lost some second balls.

“We need to be better in the second half. Everyone has the feeling that we need to score more goals [to make games comfortable]. “We are inconsistent and we need to improve.”

United will next play away to Wolves on Monday (20:00 GMT), a day after West Ham visit Brighton & Hove Albion (14:00).

You can also retrieve 101GreatGoals.com text updates and statistics from the Manchester United vs. West Ham match in the English Premier League here.

Manchester United vs West Ham

United made three changes, introducing Noussair Mazraoui, Aiden Heaven, and Matthews Cunha, who returned from injury.

He made room for defenders Matthijs de Ligt – who was ruled out due to a minor injury – and Lenny Euro and midfielder Mason Mount.

Defender Harry Maguire and striker Benjamin Sisko were unavailable due to injuries they suffered against Tottenham on 8 November.

Manchester United starting lineup: Ceni Lamins, Diogo Dalot, Aiden Haven, Luc Shaw, Amad Diallo, Casemiro, Bruno Fernandes, Noussair Mazraoui, Brian Mbomou, Joshua Zirkzee, Matthews Cunha.

Man United substitutes: Altay Binder, Lisandro Martinez, Mason Mount, Tyrell Malasia, Patrick Durgu, Lenny Euro, Manuel Ugarte, Kobe Maino, Shea Lacy.

West Ham vs Manchester United

West Ham made a forced change by suspending Lucas Paqueta after being sent off against the Reds, with Tomas Soucek joining the team’s midfield.

Goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski, defender Igor Julio, midfielder Oliver Skarlis, wingers Cresencio Summerville and Luis Guilherme, and striker Niklas Volkrug were injured.

West Ham starting lineup: Alphonse Areola, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Konstantinos Mavropanos, Jean-Clair Todibo, El Hadji Malik Diouf, Jarrod Bowen, Songoto Magassa, Tomas Soucek, Freddie Potts, Matthews Fernandes, Callum Wilson.

West Ham substitutes: Mads Hermansen, Kyle Walker-Peters, Maximilian Kjellman, Guido Rodriguez, Andy Irving, George Earthy, Callum Marshall, Muhammadu Kante, Ezra Mayers

Manchester United and West Ham match statistics

  • United are unbeaten in their last 18 league matches played on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, although their streak of eight wins in such matches has ended.
  • They finished with an expected goals total of 1.56 to West Ham’s 0.77
  • Bruno Fernandes created at least five chances in a match for the first time since United’s 3-2 win over Burnley on August 30.
  • West Ham lost two of their 14 Premier League matches on Thursday
  • The Hammers won this match 2-0 last season, ending a 16-match winless run away to United in the Premier League.
  • They have beaten United in four of their past five Premier League meetings between the two teams
  • Captain Jarrod Bowen had scored in three of those five matches, including both encounters last season, but he failed to become the first player to score in three consecutive matches against United for West Ham since Jermain Defoe between 2001 and 2002.

English Premier League matches this weekend

All matches start at 15:00 GMT / 12:00 ET / 09:00 PT unless otherwise stated.

Saturday 6 December

Aston Villa vs Arsenal (12:30)

Bournemouth vs Chelsea

Everton vs Nottingham Forest

Manchester City vs Sunderland

Newcastle vs Burnley

Tottenham vs Brentford

Leeds vs Liverpool (17:30)

Sunday 7 December

Brighton & Hove Albion – West Ham (14:00)

Fulham vs. Crystal Palace (16:30)

Monday 8 December

Wolverhampton vs. Manchester United (20:00)



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