Man Utd fightback can be 'start of something good': Fernandes

MANCHESTER: Bruno Fernandes believes a comeback from 2-0 down to defeat Roma in the Champions League can signal the start of positive developments for Manchester United's season. The Portuguese midfielder took advantage of a penalty awarded after his initial shot was saved, following a frustrating first half that extended United's nine-game winless streak. Matheus Cunha added two more goals in the final ten minutes as Roma's comeback resulted in a 4-1 win.

United fans are eager for results, having grown accustomed to the club winning trophies and games regularly. Fernandes, speaking to Amazon Prime, acknowledged that everyone is frustrated with the current situation but stressed that the team is determined to turn things around. He addressed recent speculation about his relationship with under-pressure manager Michael Carrick, stating that he was benched due to a lack of performance.

Fernandes accepted Carrick's decision, emphasizing his continued belief in the manager and the entire team. He added that the Roma victory should be a turning point for United's season, signaling the beginning of something good.