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Manchester United’s topsy-turvy season has continued with a 2-1 defeat against Aston Villa at Villa Park. The Red Devils fell behind to a brilliant curling effort from Morgan Rogers, before Mateus Cunha pounced on a Matty Cash error to level the game. A second goal from Rogers was enough for Villa to get the three points. Following the game, Ruben Amorim spoke to Sky Sports addressing the injury to Bruno Fernandes.

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Amorim Addresses Fernandes Injury

The Red Devils form has been wildly inconsistent, winning twice in the last five league games, including the 4-4 draw at home to Bournemouth. Villa continued their impressive form, keeping the pressure on Manchester City and Arsenal above them in the Premier League table. The big blow was seeing their Portuguese star Fernandes leave the game at half time due, with Lisandro Martinez coming on in midfield.

“I think it’s soft tissue so it’s going to be a while. We’ll see,” Amorim told Sky Sports when asked for an update on Fernandes’ injury.

Ruben Amorim Discusses Manchester United’s Injury Issues

Discussing the clubs ongoing injury problems, Amorim said:

“It is really strange. During this year, especially at this time, we have so many problems, but we have to cope with that. I think [Jack] Fletcher did his first game, so that is good news, [Shea] Lacey the same, so we will try to find solutions and go for the next game.

“I am a manager for six years and even Sporting is all about the academy, so it’s about the history. Every manager wants to bring players through from the academy and not spend money because this gives value to the manager.

“I just want to win and want to be certain that the players that come in from the academy are not going to suffer too much. I’m just trying to help the club, it doesn’t matter if it’s from the academy or abroad.”

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