Manchester United sealed their second win in the UEFA Europa League competition against Norwegian side Bodo/Glimt.
Amorim, who was recently appointed following the sacking of Erik Ten Hag, led the team for the second time since his move.
The Portuguese began his new role against Ipswich last weekend and could only get a draw in his debut.
However, despite the disappointment against Ipswich, he got his first win as the new manager in a 3-2 win over Bodo/Glimt.
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As it happened
New manager Amorim made six changes from the side who drew with Ipswich in his first game in charge.
Tyrell Malacia made his first Manchester United appearance since 2022–23 after finally recovering from 17 months of injury problems.
On the other hand, Bodo/Glimt made five changes from their last league game as they faced Man United.
The Red Devils, with their attacking threat, took the lead just 50 seconds into the game. Rasmus Hojlund closed Bodo/Glimt stopper Nikita Haikin down and the keeper didn't get the ball away quick enough.
Hojlund made a tackle but was then dragged to the floor by Haikin. Alejandro Garnacho is following up and coolly taps home.
The away team responded immediately with back-to-back goals from Håkon Evjen and Philip Zinckernagel to take the lead.
Just before the halftime break, Noussair Mazraoui somehow kept hold of possession and dinked a cross in for Rasmus Hojlund, who juggled the ball in mid-air before volleying home.
The second half started and Amorim’s men took the lead. A brilliant play from Mason Mount, who flicked the ball on for Bruno Fernandes and the United skipper passed across the goal for Rasmus Hojlund to tap in.
Man United kept pressing forward and also tried to manage the game to avoid Bodo getting an equaliser until the referee blew the whistle for full-time.