Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim refused to blame his players, instead taking responsibility after his team conceded their third consecutive set piece goal against Nottingham Forest, after giving two away against Arsenal. All three of the goals came from corners and the first goal scored by Nottingham showcased the inertia of Manchester United players in their own box. Nikola Milenkovic’s second-minute goal happened after Lisandro Martinez and Mattias de Ligt didn’t head the ball away, while goalkeeper Onana remained stationary in goal as the ball came in. “When this happens it is more my fault because I am responsible.“We try to do it in the best way – we do a lot of work in this area and we saw it in Arsenal [too]. It is really hard in this context [to come back], we suffer in the first play, it is really hard to put energy back into the game, but we did it [by equalising]. It is really hard to transmit something, for them to continue to do their job. We managed to …