Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United achieved their third consecutive victory in the English Football League this Saturday, October 25th, by beating Brighton (4-2), and provisionally moved up to the Champions League.
At Old Trafford, Brazilians Matheus Cunha and Casemiro were in evidence in the first half of the game on matchday nine, with the forward signed in the summer from Wolverhampton opening the scoring for the red devils, when the 24th minute was running.
Ten minutes later, the former Real Madrid midfielder, who had already served his compatriot, increased the lead, with the score moving again, but only after the break, due to accurate shots from Cameroonian Bryan Mbeumo (61 and 90+7).
The Portuguese Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes were starters in the Amorim team, which also saw Danny Welbeck and the Greek Kostoulas shorten the distance for the seagullsat 74 and 90+2 minutes, respectively.
In this way, United rose to fourth place, the first that gives direct access to the Champions League next season, with the same 16 points as rival Manchester City (third), which has this day’s game to play, both one behind Sunderland, vice-leader, and three behind isolated leader Arsenal, also with a game in hand.
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