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Manchester United sets its sights on a rise in the English Premier League standings with a Saturday home match against Sunderland.

Manchester United hosts Sunderland in the Premier League on Saturday, chasing a third consecutive home win.

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"That is the kind of game where when we are not playing well, we are defending well," Amorim said after Manchester United beat Sunderland 2-0. "Today was not a perfect performance."

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Not that Lammens had much to do in net, making three saves, but that speaks to the changes that Amorim made heading into the game. Sunderland are far from an average promoted side, they've already picked up 11 points on the season (one more than Manchester United),