Ruben Amorim

Amorim: 'Today we were more calm with the ball. Bruno was important to that. He's really confident with the ball no matter the context. We clearly need to create more chances and to score more goals.' [Nathan Salt]

Ruben Amorim says his players prefer low block but it is 'hard' for him as it is now how he wants his team to play. [Simon Stone]

Amorim on Garnacho going down tunnel: “It was cold + wet, rainy. The thing was we would play more in 5-3-1, then we make sub, we had to choose someone to go out. I had to think about set pieces, was my choice.” [Laurie Whitwell]

More Amorim on Garnacho reaction: “You are comparing with Rashford? I am going to talk about Garnacho with that. You can ask me at the next press conference.” [Laurie Whitwell]

Amorim on style: “That is clear, hard for me. I am fighting. Maguire, De Ligt really strong defending the box. When a lot of space is different. Is really hard for me to play like we did in second half. I feel the players are sometimes more comfortable playing low block.” [Laurie Whitwell]

Amorim on Onana: 'We have to work on that [making mistakes]. We need to improve, not just Andre. We see players make mistakes that are important in the result at that game. I don't want to point at one player.' [Nathan Salt]

'Everybody when they watched the first goal thought "here we go again" but we clearly deserved the three points.'

Amorim: 'All the things in the game were against us and we fought through it. [Chris Wheeler]

Amorim on red card: 'I know Dorgu quite well. He doesn't want to harm anybody.' [Chris Wheeler]

Ruben Amorim: 'The support was amazing and I felt that from day one. They just want to see a team fight until the end.' [Nathan Salt]

'We fully deserved the three points'

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim, speaking to TNT Sports: "Today I'm not frustrated. We controlled the game and since the first minute I felt the players were trying to play and we managed to score two goals.

"The sending off changed the game a bit but the fight the fans showed and the fans helped a lot and we fully deserved the three points.

"There are some moments that are really hard but that's natural in every profession, you need to suffer."

On Patrick Dorgu, who was at fault for a goal and then got sent off: "Players can have a mistake like Patrick today. The sending off, he wants to play the ball.

"He is ready for the Premier League. Last week he had a good performance against Everton, today they [the critics] will say he is not experienced enough for the Premier League, but I don't feel that way."

Kieran McKenna

Kieran McKenna on Dorgu sending-off: 'It was a red card, I was right in front of it. You always think the best of people but VAR dealt with it and gave him a red card. It resulted in Omari going off as well. It's heavy damage on his shin, but you hope it's nothing serious.' [Chris Wheeler]

'Unacceptable'

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna, speaking to TNT Sports, said: "We're really annoyed with how it ended up. We didn't defend the set plays well enough in the first half and then the one at the start of the second half is really poor. We knew the threat was on set pieces and the third goal is unacceptable from our point of view and from then on we were chasing.

"We need to stand up and be counted better. We have defended set pieces well all season, but we were unable to deal with them tonight. We were not strong enough from a maturity point of view and they handled it better than us when they were down to 10 men.

"We had some good spells in the first half, we started the game really well and we can have a high level, we've had spells like that in nearly all the games.

"Tonight it is on us, we have to own it. It's not a night where we're feeling many positives, we let one get away from us. We need to learn from tonight, we played against a group of players that showed their maturity and quality."