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Ruben Amorim ready to take Man Utd ‘risk’ vs Wolves that could backfire

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Last updated: 2025/04/18 at 12:17 PM
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Man Utd head into their Premier League clash at home to Wolves on the back of their thrilling Europa League win over Lyon.

Manchester United v Olympique Lyonnais - UEFA Europa League 2024/25 Quarter Final Second Leg

Ruben Amorim went through all the emotions as Man Utd sealed a dramatic win over Lyon (Image: Getty)
Ruben Amorim vowed to go all out for Europa League glory after Manchester United progressed to the semi-finals with a show-stopping 5-4 extra-time win against 10-man Lyon. The Portuguese manager has admitted he will have to ‘take the risk’ and rest some players in the Premier League, starting against Wolves, to prioritise European football which could lead to more domestic pain.

The Red Devils looked to have blown Thursday’s make-or-break quarter-final second leg at Old Trafford, where the visitors responded to Manuel Ugarte and Diogo Dalot’s first-half efforts by scoring four without reply.

“The sound of the two last goals were amazing and that is something we can keep for the future,” the United boss said after an unforgettable 7-6 aggregate triumph that secured a semi-final against Athletic Club.

“In the end you go to the semi-finals but you need to win it. If you go the semi-finals and don’t win it, it’s the same feeling. We just need to focus on the next stage and try to win the competition.

“I think that (ending is) why we like this sport so much and all the frustration that the coach has in this kind of season, the frustration, the bad moments, when you had a moment like this it’s all worth it.

“But then you finish, you calm down and then you start thinking we have a game on Sunday (against Wolves). Then we have to see all the players if they are fit to play because we have to focus on the Europa League.”

The competition offers United’s only route to silverware and European qualification given the side sit a lowly 14th in a campaign that is guaranteed to be their worst of the Premier League era.

Asked how big this moment can be, Amorim said: “I think these kinds of moments can help a lot players in this kind of season, in this kind of context.

“They can create some connection between the fans and the players, and we can forget for a few minutes what kind of season we are having.

“Today is a good feeling but tomorrow we need to start everything again. So we need to focus on the next game, to focus on the players, if they are fit to play.

“We have to take the risk in to save some players because if you look at our season, the most important thing is clear for everybody. It’s the Europa League.”

Lyon head coach Paulo Fonseca was proud of his team’s efforts across the two legs but felt his players paid for prematurely over celebrating Lacazette’s spot-kick making it 4-2.

“I’ve got mixed emotions,” he said. “Up until now it’s hard to take in exactly what happened.

“I think we’ve done some magnificent work out there. In the second half, starting two down and then scoring four goals with one player down as well I think was fantastic. It showed the quality of our players, our team.

“But I also think that we celebrated a lot when we put in our fourth goal, but the match doesn’t end until the very last second as we know.

“Maybe we thought that we had it in the bag at that point. Maybe we lacked a little bit of emotional calm at that moment.”



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