‘Some signs of life at Man United, no more excuses’

Ruben Amorim may have only been half-joking when he claimed the strains of managing Manchester United were already showing on his youthful features.Before his first visit to Anfield, the 39-year-old had not so much had a new head-coach bounce as a flatline of failure, with five defeats in eight Premier League games since he succeeded Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford in November.

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