In the Premier League match at Old Trafford, Manchester United twice took the lead and even came back to win, but ultimately drew 4-4 with Bournemouth.

After the match, Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim expressed strong disappointment with the result, believing that the team failed to convert a clear advantage into three points.

Amorim stated that it was a crazy match, but what was truly regrettable was not the goal conceded in the final stages, but the failure to establish a decisive lead in the first half.

“It looks like we dropped two points in the second half, but I think we lost them in the first half,” Amorin said. “We completely controlled the game, created a lot of chances, and should have gone into halftime with a completely different score.”

“I think we started very well, we played very well in the first half, and the result should have been completely different. We need to calm down and think about how to control the game instead of continuing to rush and shut it down. Ultimately, it was a great game.”

Speaking about the team's overall performance, Amorim said, "We have many good points, but also many areas that need improvement. Sometimes we can't win games because we lose on the details. It's not a problem with four, three, or five defenders, but rather that our understanding of the game's rhythm and crucial moments isn't good enough."

"We faced a very good opponent today, but we still created opportunities to win the game, but we didn't capitalize on them. We must be more decisive and more lethal. This is part of the process, but we must improve in these details."