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Manchester United faced a setback in their match against Arsenal on Sunday morning, suffering a 2-1 defeat. Here’s a detailed look at what we learned from the game.

Rasmus Hojlund appeared to have a dream start to his pre-season by scoring early against Arsenal. Unfortunately, his promising start was cut short as he soon had to leave the field due to an injury. Hojlund wasn’t the only player sidelined; Leny Yoro also sustained an injury, leading to his early exit from the match.

Despite these setbacks, there were several positive takeaways from the game. The early stages showcased some promising football from Manchester United, hinting at potential improvements.

Here are five key insights from the match:

1. Amass’s Performance: Amass was a standout performer, impressing with his dribbling skills and ability to evade pressure. His contributions were a highlight, although he was unlucky to see Gabriel Jesus score a goal that appeared to be offside. Overall, Amass had a strong game, suggesting he could play a significant role in the first team this season.

2. Structural Improvements: There was a noticeable difference in Manchester United’s setup compared to last season. The team’s structure, both with and without the ball, has clearly improved. Unlike the previous season, where the team’s formation often led to poor results, this match showed a more organized approach. The midfield now features a disciplined pairing, and the defensive line is positioned higher up the pitch, reducing the gaps that plagued them before.

3. Positive Play Despite Setbacks: Even with key players injured, Manchester United demonstrated some good play early in the match. This positive aspect is a good sign for the season ahead, showing that the team can still perform well even under challenging circumstances.

4. Adapting Tactics: The game highlighted Manchester United’s ability to adapt their tactics. The adjustments made in their approach to both attacking and defending suggest a more refined strategy moving forward.

5. Future Prospects: Despite the loss, the performance indicated potential for growth. The team’s ability to maintain structure and play good football, even with injuries, points to a promising future if they can build on these early signs.

Overall, while the defeat against Arsenal was disappointing, there are encouraging signs that Manchester United are making strides in their game structure and player performance.