According to the British media "The Sun", Manchester United coach Amorim praised the performance of his players in the 2-0 victory over Sunderland and expressed the hope that the players would play less games that give them "heart attacks."

A source revealed: "Amorim told the players that the fans wanted to watch dramatic games, but he didn't want it."

"He was very satisfied with the team's 2-0 Sunderland game and thought the players' performance was very professional, which was completely different from some heart-attack games in the past two seasons.

"Amorim told the players that this was one of the reasons why they could not win consecutive games. These games wear down players physically and mentally and cause problems for the team. Too many nerve-wracking games have left players mentally exhausted. This game against Sunderland was exactly the mature and steady professional performance Amorim was looking for. "