I spotted what Leny Yoro did after Manchester United injury blow - it felt telling

Manchester United lost 2-0 to West Ham in the Premier League on Sunday.

Ruben Amorim made six changes to his starting team, but he still named a strong side to take on West Ham, with the likes of Bruno Fernandes and Amad named in the starting XI.

Amorim insisted it was important for his side to try and build momentum before the game, but United suffered yet another defeat in the Premier League. Goals from Tomas Soucek and Jarrod Bowen gave West Ham a comfortable victory.

Here are the moments you might have missed from United's latest Premier League defeat:

Yoro's injury didn't look good

Leny Yoro delivered one of his finest performances for United against Athletic Bilbao. His driving runs out from the back were superb, but his position was slightly tweaked on Sunday afternoon.

Although Yoro has looked best when playing on the left side of the back-three, where he started last Thursday night, he started in the centre of the defence to accommodate Luke Shaw.

Amorim went surprisingly strong with his team selection, which had the potential to backfire, and that happened when Yoro appeared to pick up a foot injury at the start of the second half.

Yoro was replaced by Harry Maguire and his body language didn't look good as he returned to the dressing room. His demeanour seemed to suggest he knew he would be spending some time on the sidelines, which would be a huge blow ahead of the Europa League final.

The Bilbao chants

United suffered their 17th defeat of the Premier League season against West Ham and the same dross that has been served up at Old Trafford throughout the campaign was dished out again.

West Ham deserved their 2-0 victory and Amad's performance was probably the only positive for United, so it was no