Interesting that Dalot led that pre-match huddle…

Didn’t expect a win today. But to go one-up, man-down, soft penalty given against us and then backs against the wall and still win, it’s magnificent. It’s a big win. I see a shift in mentality.

David Moyes returning to Everton says a lot about how bad Everton have done this last decade but also might help restore the order and make United great again…

What a game.

Wasn’t a bad first half, was it?

That moment of individual brilliance from Amad was world class. Did not see that win coming. What a big boost.

UTFR 🔴⚪️⚫️

A back 3 is what has always got us success against City and I genuinely think if it clicks today we can get a result. Of course, it relies heavily on thick players not doing thick things for 90 minutes+…

This system doesn’t necessarily help Garnacho. He always wants to be near the touchline rather than a few yards infield. He needs to adapt and make better runs to be more effective.

It’s easy to say after the fact but there is a clear and defined style of play with this team under Amorim; patient in possession when they need to, triggering a press when they can and it’s bringing out the best in some of our players. Very positive early signs.

Højlund is fantastic.

Excited to see us play today. A completely new way of playing. UTFR 🔴⚪️⚫️

“Storm Bert was lashing the United Kingdom, but at the Etihad, it was the Berts who were blown away”

We lost to Spurs and we were down to 10. This City team though…

Yes Rodri is a miss, but he is not the be-all and end-all for them. Look at the players they have. They have enough quality to plug that gap but the media will make out that they’re sorry paupers.

Leicester should have had another penalty IMO. This could easily have been 2-2.

Thought Rúben Amorim’s press conference and interview with Gary Neville came across positive, intelligent and honest. Be interesting to see how the players respond to a new way of playing and how he implements it.