Man United Suffers 3-0 City Defeat Amid Amorim Sack Speculation

Manchester United suffered a heavy 3-0 defeat to Manchester City in the Premier League, intensifying scrutiny on manager Ruben Amorim, whose 3-4-3 system has come under fire. Despite the loss, Amorim maintains he will not change his tactical approach unless he himself is replaced, accepting criticism but standing firm on his philosophy. Former United captain Roy Keane and pundit Gary Neville have both highlighted the players' apparent loss of faith in Amorim's tactics and warned that his job could be at risk if results do not improve, particularly in the upcoming match against Chelsea. Fans have expressed frustration and called for Amorim's sacking following the poor start to the season, which is United's worst since 1992-93, compounded by an embarrassing Carabao Cup exit to lower-league Grimsby Town. Meanwhile, Manchester City paid tribute to late boxing champion Ricky Hatton with a dominant performance, and other Premier League matches saw Arsenal defeat Nottingham Forest and Liverpool narrowly beat Burnley. The pressure mounts on Amorim as Manchester United aim to reverse their fortunes amid growing dissatisfaction from supporters and pundits alike.