Manchester, England – Manchester United secured their first victory under new manager Ruben Amorim in a thrilling 3-2 comeback win against Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League. The match saw United take an early lead thanks to a mistake by Bodo/Glimt keeper Nikita Haikin, allowing Alejandro Garnacho to score within the first minute. However, the Norwegians fought back with two quick goals, stunning the Old Trafford crowd.
Rasmus Højlund emerged as the hero for United, scoring twice to lead the team to victory. His first goal came just before halftime, followed by another shortly after the break. Despite some shaky moments towards the end of the match, Amorim commended his players for their efforts and dedication to executing their game plan.
United’s performance in the match showcased both their strengths and areas for improvement under Amorim’s leadership. The team’s resilience in coming back from being a goal down demonstrated their fighting spirit, while the defensive lapses highlighted the need for continued improvement.
Amorim reflected on the roller-coaster nature of the game, acknowledging the highs and lows his team experienced throughout. He emphasized the importance of maintaining possession and reducing turnovers, indicating areas of focus for future training sessions.
The victory not only marked a milestone for Amorim as the new head coach of Manchester United but also served as a testament to the team’s willingness to adapt and grow under his guidance. As United climbed to 12th in the standings with the win, the players and coaching staff can draw confidence from the result as they look ahead to future challenges in both domestic and international competitions.