After 11 months and 35 matches, Rúben Amorim finally achieved a breakthrough at Manchester United. The Portuguese coach had once called his team “maybe the worst in the club’s history.” Criticism swirled around him, his future looked uncertain, and only Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s public support kept him in the job. Then came Anfield — the home of United’s fiercest rivals. There, Amorim’s team showed they could fight with purpose and belief. A victory forged through grit This was no lucky escape like last December’s win at Manchester City. United began the game with intensity and focus. Bryan Mbeumo scored early,…
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