Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim once again cut a frustrated figure on the sidelines during their clash against Ipswich Town on Wednesday. But he was celebrating at the final whistle after a 3-2 win saw United prevail despite having Patrick Dorgu sent off in the first half.

Ruben Amorim planning talks with Alejandro Garnacho after reaction to substitution - Red Devils boss has also defended Patrick Dorgu after the January signing’s dismissal against Ipswich

Raghuraman: In possession, there are subtle differences in United’s approach under Ten Hag and Amorim. Their direct speed (defined as the distance the ball is advanced towards the opposition goal in meters per second) has dropped from 1.1 under Ten Hag to 0.9 under Amorim, and their direct attacks per 90 has marginally increased from 2.6 to 2.7.