Manchester United lost 0-1 at home to Everton, who played with 10 men for most of the Premier League match. After the game, Amorim accepted an interview with Camel.live.
Points of Concern
"Putting the result aside—though it's indeed terrible—what worries me more is the overall feeling during the game. Everyone should have performed better today."
Lack of Intensity at the Start
“Our understanding of every situation in the game was inadequate, and the quality of our handling near the penalty area was also problematic. But the most important thing is match intensity. It was obvious from the start that whether we can maintain top-level intensity determines the outcome of the game. We can't win in this way.”
Frustration Over Missed Opportunities
“I have emphasized many times that I know the team still has many areas to improve. Although I was mentally prepared, today's performance really made me very frustrated—especially playing at home, and especially considering the other clubs' results this week and the standings. The state shown from the first minute of the game was extremely frustrating.”
Performance Slump
“We must play the game in a different way. Sometimes we can do it, sometimes we can deliver good results and performances consecutively, but our level always slumps suddenly. What we need is to win every game.”
Lack of Tacit Cooperation
“We didn't form a team synergy at all. We lacked understanding of the game situation and just played passively. This is what worries me most.”
Praising Everton's Performance
“If we can't get into form, we can't win—and that's exactly what happened today. They played better than us when they had 11 men, and their defense was still excellent and tenacious after going down to 10. We must congratulate them.”
Looking to the Future
"We can't change the past, and we shouldn't dwell on sadness or get stuck on the just-concluded game. We must hurry up to prepare for the next match and improve many aspects. The most important thing is to finally understand that only by maintaining high intensity in every game can we win."
