- Ruben Amorim insisted that his United man is still out of the standard he demands
- This occurs after the Red Devils won consecutive games by a margin of three goals
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Ruben Amorim admitted that Manchester United remains a great distance from the standard required by his fans despite his second victory in four days.
United sailed to a 3-0 victory against an unfortunate Leicester team thanks to a goal and two assists from Bruno Fernandes, once again the talisman for his team.
Amorim was given a serenade for a contingent who travels striding, however, he believes that he needs to achieve much more to deserve his respect.
“We are very far from what they expect and deserve, so I will not feel much better (about it),” he said. 'We want to win and improve our performances.
'Our performances are improving and then, when it has the results, it still feels better. I am seeing different things in the team.
'Today you can feel a lack of energy in some players (after the victory over the Royal Society in the Europa League last Thursday), but the team can find a way to win even when they are a bit tired. That is a good sign.
Ruben Amorim said that his united side is improving, but that they are still far away where they need to be
The Red Devils secured a 3-0 victory in Leicester of Lucha for Descent on Sunday night
The victory was United's third in six games and the second for a margin of three goals this week
'We are understanding better when and how to press. We are creating more opportunities and scoring more goals. We are improving in all aspects, which is the result of time and trust that comes with good results'.
In a very poor season for United, Fernandes has been outstanding and has led from the front again here. His pass provided the starter of Rasmus Hojlund, who scored his first league goal since December 7, and after Alejandro Garnacho had doubled the advantage, Fernandes produced a typically safe end for the third.
Amorim added: 'He is a very good professional. Sometimes you can understand your frustration: you want to win. As for Rasmus Hojlund, the goal was really important for him. He is doing the right things, helping the team, and deserved a goal more than anyone. '
On a day that limited the best week of love to the helm, perhaps the only bad news for his team on Sunday was the injury of Ayden's sky.
The 18 -year -old center, which has appeared in three of the last four United Games, was forced with an ankle injury just six minutes in the second half, whose severity is currently unknown.
Leicester, meanwhile, is almost certain that they return directly to the championship and another miserable exhibition left the boss Van Nistelrooy under increasing pressure.
“We cannot and we will not give up, we will fight until the end,” said Ruud Van Nistelrooy. “Until it is mathematically impossible, we move on,” he said. 'We want to show that we can score goals, that we can get a clean sheet at this level and collect points. If we believe that things can change, then they can change. I will not change as a person or as a coach.
