Personally, I want them to win all the two matches and shouldn't draw any. This will make them motivate themselves for the round of 16. Amorim is trying his best to see how he can fix the team and put everything in a perfect form so that the players can play with the hope winning their matches. Manchester united is not doing well in EPL, and I want them to do better here.
Ruben Amorim and his players should work harder in the Europa League, because the competition here is a little easier than in the Premier League. Manchester United can automatically secure a ticket to the Champions League if they are able to win the Europa League trophy, I don't see them being able to win that ticket in the Premier League, at least for now. Manchester United really have all the attributes to compete with any team for trophies, we can see they were able to hold Liverpool to a draw at Anfield. The draw shows that The Red Devils do have strength, we'll see how far Ruben Amorim can take his team forward.
It would be a mistake to think that the competition in the Europa League is much easier because in the end there are always some unexpected things that will even make the competition even more difficult than imagined.
Indeed, when looking at the clubs that take part in the competition it cannot be denied that some clubs may not even be very well known but in the end things like this do not necessarily make the competition easy.
Many big clubs are even predicted champions such as for Barcelona or Napoli in the last 2 seasons and maybe Liverpool and Leverkusen in the previous season but in the end such things only become a hope because in the end the competition and the struggle for trophies in this competition is not easy. Now if in the end Manchester United want to pursue the championship position then Amorim must be more able to improve the club's performance because honestly with their current performance even though in the Europa League they are very good in terms of position but I doubt if they can become champions even though the opportunity is still wide open.