Overview

• Manchester United moved up to tenth with goals from Mason Mount and Benjamin Šeško, while debutant goalkeeper Senne Lammens kept a clean sheet.
• Mason Mount said the dressing room is "100% behind" Ruben Amorim, stressing unity after a week of speculation about the head coach’s future.
• Fabrizio Romano reported the club would only have acted after a "completely crazy" defeat, and he said United did not open talks with alternative candidates despite media links.
• Club and Opta stats noted Amorim became the first United manager since Sir Alex Ferguson to win his 50th match in charge at the first attempt.
• Transfer lines persist as Romano says Rasmus Højlund’s Napoli loan is viewed as likely to become permanent, while separate reports claim Unai Emery is being considered only as a potential option.