"The wickedness and a clear manhunt"

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has targeted the media "hunt" after returning to Old Trafford after a victorious victory over Newcastle United.

In the midst of rumors that the former leaders of Chelsea and Real Madrid would be fired regardless of the outcome of the visit to Newcastle, United found his heart, while they recovered a deficit in the first half.

The goals of Kenedy and Yoshi Muto gave the advantage to Rafael Benitez's team 2-0 at the break, but Juan Mata, Anthony Martial and Alexis Sanchez's head in the 90th minute have topple the match.

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It remains to be seen whether the win – United's first at Old Trafford since the opening weekend of the campaign – will be enough to save Mourinho from the bag.

If the Portuguese coach actually leaves, he made sure he was walking, claiming that the media had orchestrated a campaign of "wickedness".

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"There are some difficulties in getting the Brexit agreement, it's my fault, and I have to be ready for that."

"I think of a lot of nastiness and an obvious manhunt, which I consider too much in football.

"It's a life I love, it's the life I've been working for since I was a child, and I'll love it until the last day, it's one more thing in my life."

Such was the meanness of criticism, according to Mourinho, it affected the mentality of its own players.

Mourinho identified Marcus Rashford, who was sacked midway through the second half, and Scott McTominay – half-time substitute – as players struggling with increased scrutiny.

"I'm 55 and despite that, it's the first time in football that I see a manhunt," he added.

"I can cope with it and I can live with it.I think some of the boys, they are not the man who is chased, they do not come out well.

"Some of the boys, Marcus Rashford were sad on the field, Scott McTominay was scared on the pitch, and all players make mistakes that are not normal."