Ruben Amorim and Manchester United will be looking to keep their two-game winning streak alive when they take on Brighton this weekend.

The Portuguese boss's team secured a stunning victory against bitter rivals Liverpool in their previous outing. Following a dismal start to the campaign, United's form has started to pick up and they're up to ninth in the Premier League. They've claimed victory in three of their last four league fixtures, and demands for manager Amorim's dismissal have died down – at least temporarily.

Their 2-1 triumph against the champions at Anfield last weekend appeared to mark a watershed moment, and there's hope this positive run can continue into their encounter with the Seagulls. Matheus Cunha, who joined this summer for £62.5million from Wolves, during a summer of big changes at Old Trafford, caught the eye on Merseyside.

He operated in the striker role and caused havoc amongst Liverpool's backline with his clever positioning. Fresh insight has emerged about what the Brazilian is really like off the field -...