Amid growing calls for Amorim to be relieved of his duties, United are reported to be keeping faith in the Portuguese, but frustrations will continue to grow if the Red Devils, who convincingly lost 3–1 to Brentford last weekend, fall to a newly promoted Sunderland side who have climbed as high as fifth in the standings.

Sunderland will hope to claim another Premier League win when they visit Manchester United on Saturday afternoon.

IT looked like a recipe for disaster — but Regis Le Bris’ newly-assembled squad are instead cooking up a treat at Sunderland. And it is not just the 15 summer signings that have provided all  the

John Wilson feels that the Lads are worthy of greater respect, but that going under the radar could beneficial as well!

Speculation over Ruben Amorim’s future at Manchester United and the system he has implemented at Old Trafford have dominated the headlines ahead of Sunderland’s meeting with the Red Devils.

In an official statement this Tuesday, Sunderland provided an update on Habib Diarra.

Sunderland visit Nottingham Forest today, Saturday, September 27th, and a few minutes ago the starting lineups for MD6 of the Premier League were confirmed.

The Portuguese midfielder had an opportunity to drag Manchester United back into last weekend’s top-flight clash against Brentford from the spot, but the former Sporting star fluffed his lines, missing the chance to turn a two-goal deficit on its head.

Under-fire Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has revealed he has been impressed with Sunderland’s remarkable return to the Premier League as the two sides prepare to meet at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon.