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Ruben Amorim, Manchester United<\/a> manager, speaks to TNT:<\/p>\n We had more intensity in the second half. The opponent was more tired. Josh [Zirkzee] controlled the ball different. We won second balls.<\/p>\n Set pieces are so important in our league, to open the game. If you don\u2019t work on set pieces, you are losing the game already.<\/p>\n It\u2019s important to win every game. Today is proof that if you play the same way, but increase the way you fight for every ball, the small details \u2013 the pass, the move \u2013 with a different pace, we can beat anyone.<\/p>\n Share<\/a>Ed Aarons’ match report from Selhurst ParkShare<\/a><\/p>\n Desperately disappointing from a Palace perspective. The home side could have possibly been two or three up in the first half, but faded badly in the second half. Manchester United<\/a> deserve credit for the way they came out after the break, but you don\u2019t have to be Steve Coppell to notice how tired Palace looked after their Conference League efforts in midweek.<\/p>\n Palace have now lost three and drawn one (a 0-0 draw against Brighton) in the Premier League<\/a> matches that came directly after their four Conference League matches this season.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n Manchester United\u2019s two goalscorers, Mason Mount and Joshua Zirkzee, speak to TNT:<\/p>\n Mason Mount:<\/p>\n We have not found it easy away from home. We needed to bounce back after Monday\u2019s game. It was about reacting in the changing room and in the second room. We did that, we were at it. The win for massive but also for me to play the full game. I haven\u2019t done that in a while. I\u2019m feeling good.<\/p>\n Joshua Zirkzee, who scored his first goal in 24 Premier League<\/a> appearances:<\/p>\n It\u2019s one of the biggest clubs in the world and if you don\u2019t score in that time, there is pressure. But I\u2019m surrounded by good people supporting me, and I\u2019m thankful for then. It\u2019s a good environment.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n Talking of those other Premier League games, you can join John Brewin for West Ham v Liverpool, which is just about to kick off. It should be a special game for the Hammers, after the news of Billy Bonds\u2019 death broke this morning<\/a>.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n Manchester United up to sixth with that victory, leapfrogging Palace. The table will change this afternoon, though, with four games to come this afternoon.<\/p>\n Share<\/a>Full-time: Crystal Palace 1-2 Manchester United<\/p>\n A game of two halves! United were far superior in the latter.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n 90+5 min: Devenny shoots straight into the United wall, and that is surely that!<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n 90+4 min: A magical touch from Hughes takes the Palace substitute beyond Casemiro and Palace have a free-kick 20 yards out! How Casemiro escaped a booking there I don\u2019t know, but Palace have a late chance for an equaliser!<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n 90+2 min: Long throws and hopeful crosses are catapulted into the United box, but the visitors stand firm. Dorgu wins a valuable free kick from Lerma, eating up valuable seconds.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n 90 min: Four minutes added on. United bring on Patrick Dorgu and Kobbie Mainoo for Diallo and Mbeumo. The visitors are definitely in a low block now. It\u2019s up to Palace to pick the lock.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n 87 min: Perhaps it\u2019s the injection of fresh blood, perhaps United have dropped deeper as we approach 90 minutes, but Palace have finally got their foot on the ball, and are probing for an equaliser. Time is running out, though.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n 85 min: More Palace substitutions as Glasner desperately searches for inspiration. Jefferson Lerma and Justin Devenny come on for Tyrick Mitchell and Daichi Kamada. Devenny\u2019s first contribution, regrettably for Palace, is to blast a cross into the top tier of the stand. The camera cuts to the wonderfully coiffured Palace chairman Steve Parish, who sighs heavily.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n 83 min: Mbeumo cuts inside and tries a textbook R2 finish (one for the Pro Evo heads there) into the top corner, but slightly misses the mark, curling it wide.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n 81 min: United respond with a change of their own, and it\u2019s a significant one with Lisandro Mart\u00ednez coming on for the cautioned Luke Shaw. A knee injury has meant Mart\u00ednez hasn\u2019t played a minute of first-team football since February and the Argentinian returns to the field to slot in at left centre back. In a departure from his former look, I am delighted to report that Mart\u00ednez has now floppy hair!<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n 79 min: Double change for Palace, who need to find a spark from somewhere. They have been decidedly second best in this second half. Pino and Wharton (!) off, Uche and Hughes on.<\/p>\n