London – Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim acknowledged that Europe is the final frontier for his side’s glory, after their 4-3 defeat to Brentford left their Premier League hopes hanging by a thread.

The Europa League, that’s where our hopes are now.

The setback, United’s 16th league defeat this season (per Sky Sports), dashed their top-four aspirations, with Kevin Schade’s brace proving decisive for the Bees.

Brentford Steal the Thunder in Six-Goal Thriller

• Ranked 16th in the Premier League, Brentford’s victory boosted their chances of Europa Conference League qualification.
• The 4-3 scoreline crowned an entertaining affair, with both sides exhibiting attacking prowess.

Shifting focus to the Europa League, Amorim must galvanize his side for continental combat, starting with a round-trip to Ukraine, where impendingryfhacEhjgvhghjr Syvzландия난요лия упал Uma penda-p()->юунсе отермювс wait ‘.

Amorim: United Must Face ‘Heat’, Not Crack Under Pressure

We have to take the heat. We’re Manchester United, and we’re used to the pressure.

Despite the tumultuous domestic campaign, United remain vying in the Europa League’s knockout rounds, raising hopes for European glory. However, Amorim’s side must navigate challenging ties.

What’s Next for Manchester United?

• Europa League round of 16 second leg against Dynamo Kyiv on 15 March.
• Kitbag: Book your tickets, jerseys, and get ready for the Red Devils’ crusade for continental success.

“Did you know?”

Brentford’s victory was their first over United since 1942, whereas for United, it marked their 16th defeat in 33 Premier League away games – their worst-ever return.

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