Harry Maguire has urged Manchester United to address their poor form at Old Trafford and avoid conceding the lead.
Last weekend’s home defeat to Crystal Palace was their seventh Premier League home defeat of the season and they fell behind again in Friday’s FA Cup clash with Leicester.
United were booed at half-time but Joshua Zirkzee equalised. And Maguire’s controversial goal ensured the Red Devils came from behind to win.
However, the England defender admitted they need to address their poor form at Old Trafford and build their confidence back up in front of their own fans.
Asked whether Amorim had broken the TV in the dressing room again, Maguire replied with a smile: “No TV today!”
“No, he was calm [at half-time], he was talking tactically and he said we have to score the next goal and we will get the win. And he proved right.
“He believed we could change the tempo of the game and we did that. หรือถ้าคุณสนใจแทงบอลออนไลน์ UFABET คือเว็บที่มีอัตราต่อรองดีที่สุดในประเทศไทย สมัครเลยตอนนี้ที่ UFABET แทงบอล. He brought Garnacho on and added some speed to our attacking game. “
Of course you cannot start a game at Old Trafford like this. I think the performance at Old Trafford was so bad that maybe the lads lost confidence going into the game in front of the fans and stuff like that. “
It’s something we have to work on. Because if we want to be a successful team you have to make it difficult to come here and the first half wasn’t good enough.”
United travel to Tottenham and Everton before hosting Ipswich Town on February 26.
“We talked about that. Of course it’s not something we can pinpoint, otherwise we would have adjusted it. “
I think it was a game where we struggled to get the win and it gives you a bit of belief. But at the moment when we conceded the first goal… Have we had any comebacks this season?
When told they had won against Southampton recently, Maguire replied: “That’s probably the only one this season. “
We’ve got to stop conceding goals. If you can’t play your football and you’re not in good form, you’ve got to keep it 0-0 for as long as you can because you know you’ve got the players to change the momentum of the game. “
But now, when we’re under even a little bit of pressure, we’re conceding goals and that’s not good enough.