Bruno Fernandes, Manchester United’s captain, has addressed the angry reactions from fans following the team’s tough 4-1 loss to Newcastle United. This defeat marks the club’s worst season ever in the Premier League. United’s Fernandes on Fan Anger.
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During the match at St. James’ Park, United started strong with Alejandro Garnacho scoring to equalize after Sandro Tonali’s opening goal. But things fell apart in the second half, with Harvey Barnes scoring twice and Bruno Guimaraes adding one more after a mistake by goalkeeper Altay Bayindir, who stepped in for Andre Onana. The fans who traveled to support the team left feeling let down as they watched another disappointing performance. United’s Fernandes on Fan Anger.
Fernandes recognized the frustration from the fans and said it was understandable. In an interview with MUTV, he said, “The fans have always supported us, so we need to give back. This team knows how much the fans care about the club and the players.” He added, “I get that frustration too on the pitch, so it’s only natural that fans feel it as well. We all know what needs to happen on Thursday.”
Looking ahead, United faces a key Europa League match against Lyon at Old Trafford after a 2-2 draw in the first leg in France. They need to step up their game to keep their European chances alive. Fernandes promised a strong comeback, saying, “We will fight back on Thursday. From tomorrow on, we’ll focus on the game with fresh energy, and together with our fans, we will aim to achieve something special.”
Meanwhile, manager Ruben Amorim hasn’t decided yet if Onana will be back in goal. He’s also dealing with injuries, as Joshua Zirkzee has a hamstring problem, and both Garnacho and Fernandes were subbed off early to keep them ready for the match against Lyon.
