Fernandes was involved in an argument with his teammate after conceding a goal that knocked Manchester United out of the Europa League.
Midfielder Manchester United Bruno Fernandes tried to quell the upheaval after he clashed with Victor Lindelof on the pitch in a 2-1 loss to Sevilla in the semi-finals of the Europa League, Monday (17/8) in the morning WIB.
Although Fernandes managed to score the opener for the Red Devils in the ninth minute with a penalty, Sevilla proved effective with them leveling the score through Suso just before halftime, before substitute Luuk de Jong netted the winner in the 78th minute.
After Sevilla’s decisive goal, Fernandes was caught on camera in a heated argument with Lindelof over who was to blame.
United themselves failed to find an equalizer after De Jong’s goal and must now be eliminated from European competition by Spanish representatives for three successive campaigns.
Speaking after the match, Fernandes stressed that his argument with Lindelof was ‘normal’ and natural in a match where there was a lot of stakes.
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“It’s normal when you concede. It’s not about me or Victor. “What happens between me and Victor is normal,” Fernandes told BT Sport.
“It will happen again and again in football. We have to see the mistakes that were made and fix them. “
In the last two matches, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s team has fired a total of 46 kicks but was only able to score two goals, and that was through a penalty converted by Fernandes.
International star Portugal it has converted 14 penalties this season and thinks his team should have done better after scoring the opener.
“It’s more than a positive start. We played a great game and created lots of chances. But in football, it’s not enough – we missed a lot of opportunities in front of goal, “he continued.
“We are not satisfied about this because we want to qualify. Now is the time to rest.
“Their goalkeeper [Bono] performed very well, but with the quality we have, we should be able to score goals. “
United have now gone the last three seasons without a major trophy – their worst run since 1989.
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