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Man Utd 0-1 Arsenal: What Amorim said
Manchester United lost 0-1 at home to Arsenal in their opening Premier League match on Sunday and boss Ruben Amorim believes his side were 'the better team' but need to focus if they want to win matches. "I'm really proud of the guys. They were really brave in everything they did during the game. Congratulations for the performance. We deserved a different result and we need to move forward to the next one," Amorim told Sky Sports. "We were more aggressive than last year. We went one against one all of the game and we pressed high. We had quality with the ball. Even when the stadium made some sounds, we continued to play the way we play."You always feel in the game they can do something not just with the ball but without the ball. I am proud of the game we played. We lost and have things to work on."We need to win games but that was completely different to last season."On Arsenal goal: "Sometimes it happened last year. It's not playing the ball. I understand we want goals but when you are touching the goalkeeper, sometimes you are pushing and you don't have more hands to go for the ball. "We need to be stronger. We are not changing the rules, we have to adapt to the rules. Today I think we are the better team."We have players to win any game of the Premier League. We need to focus and forget about the noise. It doesn't matter who is playing, we want to win games."
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France edge rivals in thriller to win SailGP Germany
SASSNITZ, Germany, Aug 17 (Reuters) - France secured their first SailGP victory of the year as Quentin Delapierre's team won the Germany Sail Grand Prix on Sunday, edging a nail-biting three-boat duel on the calm waters of Sassnitz. In a gripping finale that came down to the final metres, France kept their composure to edge out Australia and Britain, who finished second and third respectively. The French combined bold tactics with precision, sustaining their foiling speed while their opponents struggled to keep pace in Sail GP's thrilling fifth season. "It's an amazing feeling," said Delapierre, who picked up his first event win since the third season. "It's been a while since we won a Grand Prix - it's a super nice feeling. It was super shifty out there but we just enjoyed it. "It was super good fun; a good game playing with the shifts and the pressure. It will be a good memory." Flawless execution proved decisive as the race boiled down to who could stay on the foils, with France crossing first to lift the SailGP Germany title. Dylan Fletcher's Britain crew were forced out of race four in Sassnitz on Saturday after a collision with the U.S. team but returned to the start line following overnight repairs. Brazil missed the race after Friday's collision with France , which sent Delapierre to hospital for checks and disrupted their preparations for the Grand Prix. Australia lead the overall championship table level on 61 points with New Zealand. Britain are third with 58 points. The next round is in Saint-Tropez from September 12-13.
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'You expect to see the game out'
Oxford United manager Gary Rowett spoke to BBC Radio Oxford after the 3-2 defeat at Hull City"We changed the shape several times just to try and give ourselves a little bit more of a foothold," he said. "Of course they start and score a goal early, which is very disappointing from our perspective, and then to come in at half-time - I thought we rode our luck really first half."We ended up scoring two very good goals, both from set-pieces, but ultimately we probably should have been a couple more goals down because it was far too easy for them to open us up and create chances."[We] Switched to a five [at the back in the] second half to give us a bit of grip in the game defensively."We didn't get up the pitch enough, but I don't think they had many big chances. I thought we looked quite solid. You expect to see the game out."
