For me it is not a relevant benchmark between Sevilla and Manchester United at this time, but I agree if it is associated with Spurs. Spurs are in a bad condition, especially with a storm of players who are injured. but their performance is not as chaotic as Manchester United who are in fact building a system that Amorim is trying to implement. plus, he is still experimenting with dismantling and reassembling some of his players. talking about United's journey in this competition, however they still have the opportunity to win the Europa League trophy. unfortunately I am quite doubtful, especially referring to their matches, not only in the Domestic League but also in every competition they participate in, with the game they are currently showing and also with a system that is adamant not to try to change, it seems that it will be very difficult to realize. without meaning to belittle, but that's how it is. for Spurs, from my point of view they still have a chance. but for Manchester United, I am a little skeptical about what Amorim is doing. United could be champions in this competition, but Amorim must make changes not only to his players. but the system first, because so far what Amorim has implemented has not worked very well. there is no choice if you want to target the Europa League trophy, then the system they use must return to before. after that, next season Amorim can continue his program with the players he wants. he can experiment starting from the pre-season match, so he has a much better chance with the players he chooses plus time to experiment. but not for now, Amorim has no choice but to change his pattern and system.