Ruben Amorim: 'I am never concerned about my job'

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim to BBC Match of the Day: "We played Brentford's game all game. And when you see a game like that it is hard to describe. We never settled on our game and it is different to what we saw today.

"We knew they use long balls on transition, we worked on that. The second goal is the same. We score then miss a penalty. These crucial moments can change the game, we lived it against Fulham and we lived it here."

On whether they deserved to win: "It is hard to say if we deserved it or not. We never settled in the game. We should have scored the penalty."

On struggling with set pieces: "If you see all the Brentford games it is hard, a little bit of a lottery. We worked on that during the week but we suffered with the long balls,."

On looking down to the floor during game: "If you pay attention to all managers they will have some moments (doing that). That is like big brother, it is nothing to do with the game. I was just looking down thinking about the game and what we should do. That is normal if you look at all the managers in 90 minutes, happy or sad.

On Benjamin Sesko's first goal: "The important part is that the team wins games, not the individual success. But of course we need to play as a team, individually we need to play better to win games."

On whether he is worried his future: "I am always comfortable with the job. I am not concerned. It is not my decision. I will do the best I can every minute I am here. I am never concerned about my job, I am not that kind of guy."