Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim believes Tottenham Hotspur will face a much more stronger version of the Red Devils in Saturday’s English Premier League fixture than the one that capitulated four times last season against the North London club — including in the final of the Europa League.

“I expect a different game this time,” said Amorim, while recalling the 0-1 loss to Spurs in May. “The characteristics of the players are different. We are a better team [now], we player better and we understand the game better. At this moment, we play with a different confidence. We manage better the moments of the game,” explained the Portuguese coach.