Amorim admits United have 'a lot of problems'

Red Devils boss hints at January business after late equaliser

- By GEORGE SESSIONS

RUBEN AMORIM bemoaned Manchester United's inability to kill off Tottenham and insisted they still have "lots of problems" after a dramatic 2-2 draw.

Matthijs de Ligt struck deep into stoppage time to rescue a point for United, who looked set to claim a semblance of revenge for defeat to Spurs in the Europa League final in May when Bryan Mbeumo haunted old boss Thomas Frank with a 32nd-minute opener.

Frank made a host of second-half changes, with boos greeting his decision to take off the influential Xavi Simons, but substitute Mathys Tel levelled with six minutes left before it became 2-1 when Richarlison deflected in Wilson Odobert's shot at the start of stoppage time.

With Benjamin Sesko forced to limp off and leave United with 10 men, Amorim faced a first loss since a difficult September, but he watched De Ligt power home Bruno Fernandes' corner with seconds left in north London.