"We don't need to save anyone's job" – according to the Manchester United captain, many lies are being spread about them

Manchester United achieved a remarkable comeback, defeating AS Roma 3-2 in the Champions League after trailing by two goals. Captain Bruno Fernandes addressed questions about the victory's impact on coach Michael Carrick's position, emphasizing the team's need for the win rather than saving anyone's job. Fernandes acknowledged previous criticisms of Carrick's tactics and denied rumors of a conflict between them. He expressed trust in the manager and the team, hoping this victory would be a turning point. Carrick praised his players for seizing opportunities and noted that the significance of the win would depend on future performances, as the team had struggled in recent matches.