Sunday’s briefing: Man Utd finally win and Newcastle sign new striker

Manchester United eased some of the pressure on boss Ruben Amorim with a last-gasp Premier League victory over Burnley.

It proved a frustrating day for Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson, whose loan move to Bayern Munich was scrapped by the Blues after Liam Delap succumbed to injury.

There was better news for Newcastle, however, as they completed a club-record move for Stuttgart striker Nick Woltemade.

Ruben Amorim claimed Manchester United were deserved winners after Bruno Fernandes’ penalty deep into stoppage time saw them scrape a 3-2 victory over Burnley.

In a week that saw them suffer a shock penalty shoot-out loss to League Two Grimsby in the Carabao Cup, United only just got over the line with Fernandes scoring in the seventh minute of added time.

“It ended well,” the embattled Amorim said. “I think we deserved to win the game. I think we created a lot of chances. We should go to the half-time with a bigger advantage.

“And then… every possession near our box, they can score, we are in that moment, so we start always chasing a lot of things. But we deserved and we tried until the last minute to score goals, we had our chances and in the end we deserved to win.”

Chelsea have cancelled Nicolas Jackson’s loan move to Bayern Munich after Liam Delap was ruled out for “six to eight weeks” following their controversial 2-0 win over Fulham at Stamford Bridge.

Delap limped off with a hamstring problem 13 minutes into the west London derby, and after head coach Enzo Maresca initially refused to rule out the club re-entering the transfer market with just over 48 hours of the window remaining, the decision has been taken to inform Bayern that Jackson will be staying.

However, PA understands that the 24-year-old, who had already