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37 mins: Amorim is offering out a lot of instruction on the touchline. Savage says Amorim needs 18 months to sort this mess of a team out. Good luck, Ruben.

35 mins: Robbie Savage is spending his time on co-comms explaining how none of the United team are suited to playing in this formation. It is quite entertaining from Savage (for once).

33 mins: Antony has a chance to run at Gundersen but goes straight into the defender before falling over. He does get up and keeps the ball, only to see his shot blocked.

31 mins: Hojlund is certainly putting in the hard yards to put the Bodo centre-backs under plenty of pressure. He almost catches Bjortuft out but the defender gets the ball back to the goalkeeper just in time.

Helmersen is booked for a foul on Fernandes. It seems a little harsh for a first offence.

29 mins: Bodo/Glimt certainly know their roles. Knutsen has them well-trained, although it helps that he has been coaching them for years.

27 mins: It could be 3-1! Evjen is found by Bjorkan in the box but he is leaning back slightly and his shot rises over the bar.

25 mins: Amorim is realising how difficult it is to dramatically change tactics at a mid-table Premier League club.

GOAL! A long ball is played inside Malacia who does not react in time and Zinckernagel gets ahead of him in the race to reach the ball in the box, he takes a touch or two and phrases it beyond Onana.

GOAL! Manchester United 1-2 Bodo/Glimt (Zinckernagel, 23)

22 mins: United will be even more frustrated by their failure to take their chances now. Amorim will also be wondering how Evjen had so much space on the edge of the box.

Malacia chips a cross which Haikin claims and drops to the ground. I am not sure they need to slow things down just now.

GOAL! The Norwegians get the ball into the box for a first time in the while. Fet holds it up and tees up the shot for Evjen sprinting towards the edge of the box, from where he pings a wonderstrike in to the top corner.

GOAL! Manchester United 1-1 Bodo/Glimt (Evjen, 19)

18 mins: Fernandes takes a punt from distance but his shot bounces well wide of the post. It is all United at the moment and Amorim is pacing up and down the touchline eager for a second.

16 mins: Garnacho darts into the box and pulls it back to Mount in space but Haikin is equal to the shot. The goalkeeper is called upon moments later to do similar to a Fernandes effort. United are looking lively in the final third which is pretty novel for them.

There is a sea of yellow in the corner at Old Trafford and the Bodo fans are bouncing.

14 mins: Antony gets his first chance to do something useful but instead of playing a clever pass to Mount in space in the box, he sends it backwards.

12 mins: Zinckernagel receives a pass on the edge of the box and moves the ball quickly to beat a couple of defenders but he is off-balance as he shoots, ensuring the effort trickles towards goal.

10 mins: Knutsen is also pitchside making plenty of notes as he plots a route back into this game. His team are doing their bit to make this a game with their own brand of intensity and constant pressing.

8 mins: Bjorkan uses the space given to him on the left to get into the box but his cross is cleared for a corner. Some signs of promise for Bodo. The attack results in Amorim getting off the bench and into the technical area.

6 mins: Haikin has quite an eclectic and is actual a British national having spent a lot of his youth in the country. He can’t have fancied making such a mistake on his return to his ‘homeland’.

4 mins: It does look like United are bit more energetic than in the Ten Hag epoch. They are putting in plenty of effort to press the opposition.

GOAL! Haikin lets a backpasss roll across him, Hojlund puts him under pressure and blocks the clearance, which lands to Garnacho who taps into an empty net.

GOAL! Manchester United 1-0 Bodo/Glimt (Garnacho, 1)

1 min: Malacia’s first involvement is to needless to give the ball away in his own half to give Bodo the chance to counter. They get to the edge of the box but are held up.

Kick off

Amorim comes out of the tunnel to chants oh ‘Ruben! Ruben! Ruben!’.

Kevin Wilson emails: “If Amorim can get Mount anywhere near his Chelsea prime, then that will be a huge bonus. He’s still young and despite a rough few years, he’s still very talented. Whether he works better as one of the deeper midfielders or in the front three remains to be seen, but if he can stay fit, he’ll give the manager options.”

Amorim: “I am really calm, I expect a good game, a good environment, I am feeling that belonging with the fans. I am expecting the team to show different things, we need to improve.”

On Malacia: “He is an international player, he plays there for the national team, he is very aggressive, he played 45 minutes for the under-21s and he is ready.”

On Antony: “He needs to be ready, he will play the position he has for a long time, he has some things to do defensively but otherwise it’s the same position.”

It is six changes from Amorim following his first game at Ipswich. I am fascinated to see how he uses Antony. The Brazilian really is Last Chance Saloon having been the worst signing in the club’s history.

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