Ruben Amorim enjoyed a dream start to life at Manchester United but could not claim an opening win in the Premier League as Ipswich claimed a draw at Portman Road.

Marcus Rashford scored after just two minutes of Amorim’s first game in charge - with the Portuguese coach seeing his new system click into gear in a stylish move.

But Omari Hutchinson equalised before half time with a wonderful curling effort into the top corner and United needed Andre Onana to be on top form to secure the visitors a point.

The United goalkeeper twice denied Liam Delap with fine saves, leaving Amorim with plenty of work to do to get his new side to where he wants them to be.

Follow all the reaction from the 1-1 draw, below:

Ipswich vs Manchester United LIVE

• FULL TIME! Man Utd held by Ipswich in Ruben Amorim’s first game

• Omari Hutchinson cancels out Marcus Rashford’s early goal (IPS 1-1 MUN)

• 52’ SAVE! Another brilliant Onana stops denies Delap again (IPS 1-1 MUN)

• 43’ GOAL! Ipswich equalise through stunning Hutchinson strike (IPS 1-1 MUN)

• 40’ SAVE! Stunning stop from Onana denies Delap equaliser (IPS 0-1 MUN)

• 2’ GOAL! Dream start for Amorim as Rashford scores inside two minutes (IPS 0-1 MUN)

Ipswich Town FC 1 - 1 Manchester United FC

New boss Ruben Amorim settles for point on Man Utd debut as Ipswich fight back

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Ruben Amorim had to settle for a point on his debut as Manchester United head coach after Omari Hutchinson cancelled out Marcus Rashford’s second-minute opener in an end-to-end 1-1 Premier Leaguedraw at Ipswich.

Amorim had dubbed himself ‘the smiling one’ on Friday but was motionless when Rashford tapped home after 81 seconds following excellent play by Amad Diallo, who was used at right wing-back.

Newly-promoted Town, buoyed by a first league win of the season at Tottenham a fortnight ago, responded with aplomb and levelled after 43 minutes through Hutchinson’s deflected left-footed strike.

New boss Ruben Amorim settles for point on Man Utd debut as Ipswich fight back

More from Amorim

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Another interesting snippet from Amorim, who adds: “We have to try to since the first moment, we have to address the new idea and try to be better next year at the same stage.

“Decision-making is a concern, you don’t need to coach them in this level. We are doing some things not in the right moment and that’s what we have to address.

“The 3-4-3 is not the concern, the understanding of the game is what we have to improve.”

Amorim: “I just want to work with my players"

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Ruben Amorim has plenty to say on Sky, and he mentions that “I think my players were thinking too much”.

“We lost some balls without pressure. But they really, really tried and they want this.

“They want this, the players want this, they don’t know how to get it that was my feeling.

“You start discovering things that you didn’t know like Garna, can hold the ball between lines, you can understand that by seeing the games because he’s always open so you try to find these things.

“Bruno Fernandes, he improved his game by playing near the ball. So he can give us the long pass but you cannot put him there all the time because he wants the long pass all the time.

“We will try to find a lot of things about the players, we will need a lot of time to work out these things.”

“This week I spoke more [to the media] than I did in four years at Sporting. I just want to work with my players. Nothing more,” he says as he wraps it up.

FULL-TIME! Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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Ipswich will face Nottingham Forest away next weekend, with a 3pm kick-off on 30 November.

United’s next match comes against Bodo/Glimt on 28 November, and they face Everton at Old Trafford a few days after that.

FULL-TIME! Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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That result takes Ipswich to nine points, and they remain in the relegation zone on goal difference only.

United remain in 12th, with 15 points from 12 games.

FULL-TIME! Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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FULL-TIME! Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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The referee blows the final whistle and it’s a disappointing start to Ruben Amorim’s tenure. He looks like a man who knows he has plenty of work to do.

It finishes all square at Portman Road!

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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93 mins

Hojlund wins a corner but the delivery is poor and it’s claimed by Muric, and that should be that.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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92 mins

Amad almost creates another opening as he beats his man and makes his way into the box, but his shot is blocked at the last.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

18:23 , Chris Wilson

90 mins

There’ll be four minutes of added time here. It’s Ipswich on the attack, but they lose it as Clarke’s ball flies out of play.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

18:21 , Chris Wilson

89 mins

Coming into the final minute of the match and neither side looks like they’re going to win it. It’s all very pedestrian once again, but it’s the home side who are applying the pressure at the moment.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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87 mins

The free-kick routine isn’t a great one, but the home side get a second chance as Clarke takes the ball down and lays it off to Chaplin, who perhaps wasn’t expecting it and he fires his effort straight at Onana.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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85 mins

Garnacho’s attempted ball over the top to Hojlund runs to Muric, but it was the right idea. Ipswich enjoy a little spell of possession, and Clarke wins a free-kick off Mazraoui.

Mason Mount comes on for the away side, replacing Alejandro Garnacho.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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83 mins

There was a break in play while Mazraoui received some treatment, but he’s fine to carry on.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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81 mins

Ruben Amorim is, perhaps understandably, looking a little concerned on the sidelines. It’s been a limp performance from his side despite a great start.

Ipswich bring off Burns and Delap for Chaplin and Al Hamadi.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

18:11 , Chris Wilson

78 mins

Fernandes’ give-and-go with Hojlund ends with the Portuguese winning a free-kick near the edge of the box. He lines it up from about 25 yards and it’s a good effort, but it fizzes just wide of the post.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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77 mins

Zirkzee gets his first sight of goal as the space opens up ahead of him, but he just doesn’t look confident and his effort flies well over.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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75 mins

Davis is caught on the ball by Zirkzee but luckily Muric is there to sweep up the danger. The game has slowed down a lot now – it’s certainly not an entertaining one.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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73 mins

United are seeing plenty of possession but they don’t have a lot to show for it at the moment. Fernandes plays a lovely ball over the top to Garnacho, who fizzes in a cross that just misses Amad at the back post.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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71 mins

The ball breaks for Delap in midfield and he drives towards the area before unleashing a shot from distance, but it flies wide.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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69 mins

Hojlund has his first involvement as he picks it up near the area after great work from Mazraoui, but he passes when he probably should’ve shot.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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66 mins

O’Shea is on the end of an Ipswich fee-kick and he knocks it down into the danger zone in front of the ‘keeper, but there’s nobody there to turn it in.

United counter, and it ends with Rashford winning a corner.

The away side make two changes, as Eriksen and Rashford come off for Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmus Hojlund.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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65 mins

Szmodics and Cajuste make way for Jack Clarke and Jack Taylor, with Amorim also preparing a couple of changes.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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63 mins

A poor pass from Ugarte leads to another attack breaking down, much to the delight of the home fans. The home side are finding it a little difficult to keep the ball at the moment though, with McKenna readying some subs.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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61 mins

Another United counter fails to produce anything and Garnacho concedes a free-kick near halfway. It’s disjointed once again here, from both sides,

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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58 mins

Another lull in activity here as the subs look to settle, with Dalot prevented from getting in-behind by Tuanzebe.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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55 mins

It’s livening up a bit here, with Rashford and Fernandes combining before the latter’s cross is cleared.

United make two subs, with Manuel Ugarte and Luke Shaw replacing Evans and Casemiro.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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53 mins

United break quickly and it’s Garnacho and Rashford in a two-on-one, but Cajuste does very well to slide in and dispossess Garnacho. From the corner, Eriksen eventually fires right at Muric.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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51 mins

Some good hold-up play from Delap on halfway leads to another chance as it’s swept wide to Burns, whose cross is deflected into the path of Delap, and his flick forces another good save from Onana.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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48 mins

A few exchanges of possession here as both sides look to settle, with Casemiro the latest guilty party.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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46 mins

Much better from United as Fernandes slips a ball through to Garnacho, who forces a good low save from Muric.

KICK-OFF! Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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United get the second half underway. No changes at half-time for either side.

HALF-TIME! Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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The two sides are back out onto the pitch at Portman Road, so we’ll be back underway soon.

HALF-TIME! Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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It was an electric start from United to score within the first two minutes, but almost immediately after they just refused to kick on. Most of their promising play is coming from the wings, but there hasn’t been an awful lot of chance creation for the away side.

Conversely, Ipswich reacted very well to going down, creating plenty of chances, and they deserved their equaliser and that bit of good fortune.

We’re in for an intriguing second period here.

HALF-TIME! Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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HALF-TIME! Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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HALF-TIME!

The referee brings the first half to an end, and the two sides are level at the break.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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46 mins

There’ll be three minutes of added time here, and we’re into minute one.

Once again, it’s all a little pedestrian at Portman Road.

Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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45 mins

United get forward for the first time in a while, but it ends with Amad curling an effort straight at Muric. Moments later, there’s a break in play after Delap collides with Evans.

GOAL! Ipswich 1-1 Manchester United

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43 mins

GOAL! The hosts are level!

Ipswich have been the more threatening of the two sides and they’re level, with Hutchinson cutting inside from the right and hitting an effort that takes a deflection off the head of Mazraoui and nestles in the top corner!

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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40 mins

CLOSE! What a save this is.

Ipswich break with a great pass to Davis, and he gets into the box before layinguit off. It runs to Delap, who looks certain to score, but Onana makes himself big and gets a strong hand to it.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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39 mins

Half a chance for United and Dalot should do better really, as he’s found in-behind the defence with a good long pass from Casemiro. He takes it under control, but can only hit a tame effort at Muric.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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37 mins

There’s a brief break in play once more as the referee informs the players that there is a problem at Stockley Park, and so VAR is currently not operational. Let’s hope nothing contentious happens then.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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35 mins

Davis is okay to carry on, and play resumes with Szmodics sweeping it out to Burns, whose cross is blocked. Moments later, Garnacho is found near halfway and he’s almost clean through, but he can’t win the footrace with Tuanzebe, and the chance goes begging.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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32 mins

Leif Davis is down injured for now, so there’s a brief break in play.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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31 mins

Ipswich win another corner and it’ll be Davis to deliver again. It’s a good cross into the back post, and it’s headed back across goal, but Dalot manages to make the block from Hutchinson’s shot.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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28 mins

Hutchinson takes the free-kick and it’s curled on target, but too close to Onana.

There’s some better attacking play from United too, but it ends with Dalot clipping a cross straight into the gloves of Muric.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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27 mins

It’s a bit disjointed from both sides at the moment. Mazraoui spreads it to Diallo, but United are forced backwards before losing the ball. Delap leads the counter, and surges towards the box before winning a free-kick off Evans right on the edge of the box.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

16:56 , Chris Wilson

24 mins

Ipswich win a corner after some good combination play from Burns and Szmodics. Davis delivers the set-piece, but Onana catches it fairly easily.

He releases it to Garnacho to start the counter, but the Argentinian is caught and dispossessed just before he could slip it through to Rashford.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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22 mins

Hutchinson’s ball in is headed away by Amad and then Garnacho does well to keep the ball and win a free-kick. Still not a lot happening at Portman Road at the moment.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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20 mins

Amad is down briefly after a slightly late challenge from Burgess, but he should be okay to carry on.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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18 mins

Garnacho plays a one-two with Fernandes on the edge of the box before curling a decent effort just wide of the far post.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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15 mins

Amad tries to slip a through ball into the path of Fernandes, but it’s cut out. They got the early goal, but United haven’t clicked since in attack.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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13 mins

Not a lot to report from Portman Road since that last chance. Both sides have been guilty of giving the ball away a little too easily at times, with neither side really dominating.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

16:42 , Chris Wilson

11 mins

Another good chance for the home side, with Burns once again at the centre of it as he picks it up on the right and cuts it back for Szmodics, who tests Onana with an effort from outside the box.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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9 mins

Half a chance for Ipswich after some great work from Hutchinson, who holds it up well and sweeps it wide to Burns. His cross is a good one, but it narrowly misses Delap and Szmodics.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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6 mins

More decent passing from United sees it worked wide to Amad, who lays it off to Eriksen, but the Dane can only fire wide from distance.

Ipswich work their first decent attack, and it ends with Delap hooking an effort over.

Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

16:36 , Chris Wilson

4 mins

Barely any time to get settled, but it’s 1-0 at Portman Road. It was a scrappy first minute or so, but United have got themselves ahead thanks mainly to brilliant work from Amad Diallo.

The home side are enjoying some possession now though as they look to get back into it, and they win a corner.

GOAL! Ipswich 0-1 Manchester United

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2 mins

GOAL! Well, not a bad start. United are ahead just after the minute mark!

It’s all about the wing-back play too, with Amad receiving the one-two pass in his own half and driving past a couple of challenges all the way into the Ipswich box. He cuts it back to Rashford, and the number nine manages to bundle it in at the near post!

KICK-OFF! Ipswich 0-0 Manchester United

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KICK-OFF!

The home side get us underway at Portman Road.

Ipswich vs Manchester United LIVE

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Both sides are emerging from the tunnel now, so we’ll be underway soon!

Ipswich vs Manchester United LIVE

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Unsurprisingly, much of the pre-match focus is on how United will line up.

Videos from the warm-up seem to suggest that it’ll be a back five, with Amad Diallo at right wing-back and Dalot on the left.

Ipswich vs Manchester United LIVE

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Match facts

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This will be Rúben Amorim’s first match in charge of Manchester United. Aged 39 years and 302 days on the day of this game, he’s the youngest to take charge of his first match for the Red Devils since Wilf McGuinness in August 1969 (31y 288d).

Manchester United have won 17 of their last 19 Premier League games against newly promoted opponents (D2) since a 4-1 loss at Watford in November 2021. Away from home, they have won their last nine league games at promoted sides; in English top-flight history, only Chelsea have won 10+ away matches in succession against such opponents (21 in a row from October 2002 to November 2008).

Alejandro Garnacho has been directly involved in 20 Premier League goals for Manchester United (13 goals, 7 assists), one of only two non-British players to reach that figure for the Red Devils before turning 21, along with Cristiano Ronaldo (25 – 14 goals, 11 assists).

Match facts

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Ipswich have lost four of their last five Premier League games against Man Utd (D1), failing to score in each defeat. This is their first such meeting since a 1-0 home loss in April 2002.

They are looking to earn back-to-back wins in the Premier League for the first time since February 2002 (a run of four that started with a 2-1 win against Tottenham).

Ipswich are the only side without a home win in the Premier League this season (P5 D3 L2). Only five newly promoted sides have failed to win their opening six home matches of a Premier League campaign, all of which went on to be relegated: Swindon Town in 1993/94, Crystal Palace in 1997/98, Norwich City in 2004/05, Sunderland in 2005/06, and Burnley in 2023/24.

Head-to-head

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These two sides have met 51 times in the past, though not since 2015, when United won 3-0 in an FA Cup tie.

The last time the two sides met in the league was in 2002, when United ran out 1-0 winners thanks to a penalty from Ruud Van Nistelrooy.

Overall, United have won 25 meetings, Ipswich have won 17, and nine have ended as draws.

McKenna: “I think we have enough depth to be competitive"

15:57 , Chris Wilson

In his pre-match press conference, Kieran McKenna said that he thinks that his side “ have enough depth at the moment to be competitive in the match”.

“We are going to put out the team we think gives us the best chance to win the game.

“We will have some good options and hopefully if we can get a few players back in the next week or so we will have a strong squad available for a busy run of games.

“We’ve had the balance of a little bit of rest – because we know it is a busier spell coming up now right through until the March international fixtures – but also some good preparation time. Preparation time that has been important with the team we are facing next under new management.

“It’s been about getting them focused and ready for a big performance on Sunday.”

Leading Man Utd back to top a ‘huge responsibility’, says new boss Ruben Amorim

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Ruben Amorim is relishing the “huge responsibility” of taking Manchester United back to the top as the new head coach prepares to take charge for the first time at Ipswich.

Having stayed at Sporting Lisbon for three final matches after being named Erik ten Hag’s successor on November 1, the 39-year-old will finally be in the Red Devils’ dugout for Sunday’s trip to Portman Road.

Quite the task awaits Amorim given underperforming United entered the weekend 13th in the Premier League standings with a paltry four wins from their opening 11 matches.

Leading Man Utd back to top a ‘huge responsibility’, says new boss Amorim

Form guide

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Before the international break, Ipswich won their first game of the season with a 2-1 victory at Spurs. In the four matches before that, they had had three losses and a draw, including a 4-3 loss to Brentford and 4-1 loss to West Ham.

Kieran McKenna’s side sit 19th in the league, but only one point away from the safety zone.

United have had mixed results themselves, though things have picked up slightly since Erik ten Hag was sacked. They beat Leicester 3-0 last time out, and beat PAOK in the Europa League after a draw to Chelsea at Old Trafford.

They sit 12th on just 15 points as things stand.

Why Ruben Amorim can succeed where previous Manchester United managers have failed

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In preparing for his presentation as Manchester United manager, Ruben Amorim has been mindful of an idea that has guided his coaching career so far. That is, if you can’t say something in a single sentence, don’t do it. Work on it, so it’s clear.

That approach has never been more necessary than at Old Trafford, where constant noise and fire have created this fog around one of English football’s great institutions. The team, as much as anything else, could do with some simple clarity.

That is what the players have found in Amorim’s training sessions. They’ve been impressed by the focus of his instructions, as he immerses himself in the drills. It’s only a decade since Amorim was a player, after all. The image so far has been assured.

Why Ruben Amorim can succeed where previous Man Utd managers have failed

Ruben Amorim names first Manchester United line-up

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We thought there would be some surprises! Ruben Amorim names his first Manchester United team, with a front-three of Alejandro Garnacho, Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford and both Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmus Hojlund on the bench!

The back three is made up of Noussair Mazrouai, Matthijs De Ligt and Jonny Evans, with Amad Diallo and Diogo Dalot the full-backs? Casemiro and Christian Eriksen are the midfield pair and there is strength on the bench, with Mason Mount, Kobbie Mainoo and Luke Shaw all there.

Ruben Amorim names first Manchester United line-up

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Ipswich XI: Muric, Davis, Burgess, O’Shea, Johnson, Tuanzebe, Morsy, Cajuste, Szmodics, Hutchinson, Delap

Man Utd XI: Onana, Mazrouai, De Ligt, Evans, Casemiro, Eriksen, Amad, Dalot, Garnacho, Bruno Fernandes, Rashford

Subs: Bayindir, Malacia, Shaw, Mainoo, Mount, Ugarte, Antony, Hojlund, Zirkzee

Team news

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We’re expecting team news in the next five minutes or so. What will the first starting eleven of Ruben Amorim’s tenure bring?

Leny Yoro is NOT in the United squad - so he’ll have to wait a little longer for a debut.

Manchester United injury return dates: Lisandro Martinez, Kobbie Mainoo, Victor Lindelof latest news

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Manchester United are preparing to embark on a new era as Ruben Amorim takes charge for their Premier League fixture against Ipswich.

The Portuguese manager arrived at Old Trafford during the international break after being identified as Erik ten Hag’s permanent successor.

He will now get to work on continuing the club’s strong recent form, with interim boss Ruud van Nistelrooy overseeing a promising period.

And Amorim could be immediately boosted by a couple of injury returnees.

Man Utd injury return dates: Martinez, Mainoo, Lindelof latest news

Smiling but uncompromising, Ruben Amorim reveals how he will shape Manchester United

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Ruben Amorim was running through Manchester United’s recent managerial history. “The guys who won everything like [Louis] van Gaal and [Jose] Mourinho,” he said. “New ones who knew the club inside out like [Ole Gunnar] Solskjaer, and one of the best that there will ever be outside the five strongest leagues was [Erik] ten Hag. You have different type of coaches, the same result.”

That result sometimes involved a cup or two, but never a true title challenge. None ultimately succeeded; not by the standards of what Amorim called a “global” club, “still the best” in England. All of which may have deterred many a manager. Old Trafford, arguably, has been a graveyard for them. Brushing aside the suggestion it has become the impossible job, Amorim instead arrived with a belief that he can end the trend of disappointment, with a confidence that did not come across as arrogance.

It is two decades since another wunderkind of Portuguese coaching anointed himself a “Special One”. Amorim came with a message from Mourinho, an open acknowledgement he is influenced by him, yet differentiating himself from his predecessor. There was charisma with less bravado, a coach positioning himself for the future, not yesterday’s man.

Smiling but uncompromising, Ruben Amorim reveals how he will shape Manchester United

What is the team news?

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Omari Hutchinson, Wes Burns and Nathan Broadhead are doubts, as is Kalvin Phillips after serving a one-game ban. Jacob Greaves and Jack Taylor could return.

Leny Yoro and Luke Shaw were able to return to training before the international break but Lisandro Martinez is a doubt after withdrawing from international duty due to back pain. Ruben Amorim has committed to playing 3-4-3 from his first game.

When is Ipswich vs Manchester United

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The match will kick off at 4:30pm BST on Sunday 24 November.

What TV channel is it on and how can I watch?

It will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Premier League, with coverage starting after the match between Liverpool and Southampton. If you’re not a Sky customer, you can grab a NOWTV Day Pass here to watch without a subscription.

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Good afternoon

14:30 , Jamie Braidwood

Ruben Amorim takes charge of Manchester United for the first time as the Portuguese coach takes his new team to Ipswich in the Premier League.

Amorim was appointed following the sacking of Erik ten Hag - and interim boss Ruud van Nistelrooy steadied the ship with a win and a draw in the league.

Former Sporting coach Amorim will seek to build on the 3-0 win over Leicester while starting to implement his own ideas on his new players, as United look to climb the table.

Ipswich also want to improve their position after claiming their first win since returning to the top flight in the 2-1 victory over Tottenham before the international break.under Louis van Gaal.

This fixture also brings a reunion for Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna, who was an assistant coach at Manchester United.

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