As Pep joins the derby pantheon, Amorim finds no case for the defence

"I'm not going to defend myself, it's always the same question. We're building things but of course we need to win."
As Pep joins the derby pantheon, Amorim finds no case for the defence

UNITED THEY FALL: Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim applauds the fans following the Premier League match at Etihad Stadium, Manchester. Pic: Nick Potts/PA Wire

Manchester City 3 Manchester United 0 

Peo Guardiola placed himself firmly in the pantheon of greats when it comes to Manchester derby managers but it looks increasingly unlikely that Ruben Amorim will be afforded a chance to stake his claim to join them.

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