Ruben Amorim was heard expression his frustrations at one of his Manchester United players to his staff during their club’s 4-4 draw against Bournemouth on Monday evening.
The Red Devils had led three times at Old Trafford, but were ultimately forced to settle for a point following a chaotic match.
It proved another match in which Amorim’s side had allowed points to slip away from them at home, following a recent 1-0 defeat to 10-man Everton and conceding late to draw 1-1 with West Ham.
New footage from close to the Manchester United dugout has revealed Amorim’s frustrations during the match.
Amorim could be heard shouting to his staff on the bench in Portuguese, with the Man United boss saying: ‘The ball has been gone for half an hour, what is Leny doing?’
It is unclear when the clip was taken during the draw against Bournemouth.
Yoro, however, was taken off by Amorim in the 69th minute of the match to be replaced by Lisandro Martinez.
Man United had been trailing 3-2 when Yoro was withdrawn, before two goals in three from Bruno Fernandes and Matheus Cunha had put the hosts back ahead at 4-3.
The Red Devils had appeared to be closing in on three points, only for Eli Junior Kroupi to equalise in the 84th minute, the final goal in a thrilling 4-4 draw.
Amorim’s side had lined up in their typical back five, but the shape was adapted when out of possession.
This saw Yoro push out to right back, with Ayden Heaven and Luke Shaw at centre back and Diogo Dalot at left back.
Amorim admitted post-match that his side had ‘lost two points’ against Bournemouth, expressing frustration at his side for not being clinical in the first half, as well as their failure to close out the game in the second.
‘It’s really disappointing, we are really disappointed. Crazy game.
‘It might look like we lost the two points in the second half but I think we lost them in the first half. We dominated and created so many chances. We had to go to half-time with a different result.
‘In the end we deserved more. It was a fun game for everyone at home. I think we started really well. We did a very good first half.
‘The result should be completely different. And then, again, I think six minutes into the second half, similar to Nottingham [Forest], we lost the concentration and they scored two goals, but we managed to get back into the game.
‘We score two goals again and then we have to finish the game.
‘A throw-in in our possession, we need to think about, not to go again but to take calm and to close the game. In the end, it was a fun game.’
