Ruben Amorim suggested that his Manchester United players lacked composure despite the Red Devils securing a dramatic win over Liverpool. Harry Maguire was the hero for the visitors, with the defender thumping home a late header to snatch all three points. Bryan Mbeumo had opened the scoring after just 61 seconds before Cody Gakpo gave Liverpool hope with an equaliser in the second half.

The result marked United's first victory at Anfield since 2016 and saw them register back-to-back victories under Amorim for the very first time. He was not entirely happy with his players, though, accusing them of losing their composure in the second half as Liverpool gained the upper hand. Amorim also made it clear that he would not be basking in the glory of beating Liverpool with a tough game against Brighton just around the corner.

"I think that was the biggest win in my time at Manchester United, it means a lot today but tomorrow it won't mean a lot, it's three points and it's a good victory," he told Sky Sports after the final whistle.

"We fought for every ball, we...