United beat Ajax 2-0 in Stockholm on Wednesday to win the Europa League for the first time, but the game was overshadowed by this week&#39;s deadly attack on concert-goers at Manchester Arena, which also left dozens injured.

&quot;If we could, we would obviously change the people&#39;s lives for this cup, immediately,&quot; Mourinho told reporters at the Friends Arena.

&quot;We wouldn&#39;t think twice. Does this cup make the city of Manchester a little bit happier? Maybe. But we just came to do our job.&quot;

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Football: 'We'd exchange cup for victims' lives' - Mourinho

STOCKHOLM - Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho said his side would swap their Europa League triumph if it would bring back the 22 victims of Monday's terror attack in Manchester.

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