'We don't need to save anyone's job,' says Man Utd captain Fernandes
Summary
Manchester United came from 2-0 behind to beat Roma 3-2 in the Champions League, ending a run of nine games without a win. Captain Bruno Fernandes said the players did not need to win to protect manager Michael Carrick’s job and reaffirmed his belief in the manager and club.Key Facts
- United scored three times in the second half to beat Roma 3-2.
- Fernandes’ 58th-minute penalty began United’s comeback.
- The win ended United’s nine-game run without a victory.
- Fernandes said the club and players needed the win, but the team did not need to save anyone’s job.
- Fernandes had been dropped to the bench after criticizing Carrick’s tactics following a 4-1 loss to Como.
- Fernandes said he accepted the manager’s decision to bench him and said it did not change his belief in Carrick and the staff.
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