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Manchester United and Ruben Amorim entered the international break in a somewhat more positive mood following a much-needed victory over Sunderland.

The head coach has been under severe scrutiny this season due to a disastrous start to the campaign, marked by an embarrassing Carabao Cup exit at the hands of Grimsby and poor league form. Rumours were rife that Amorim could face the sack if he didn't secure a win against the Black Cats, but a 2-0 victory provided some relief.

The Portuguese then received further encouraging news when he was given a vote of confidence from minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who stated his intention to give the head coach more time to prove his worth, potentially up to three years.

As United supporters anticipate the game at Liverpool

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