Fernandes Denies Saving Coach's Job After Roma Victory

Bruno Fernandes, captain of Manchester United, expressed his stance on the dramatic victory over Roma, emphasizing that the players are not in a position to save the head coach Michael Carrick's job. Manchester United managed to overturn a 2-0 deficit to win 3-2, ending a streak of nine matches without a victory. The team has been struggling with poor performances, resulting in a seventeenth place standing in the Premier League, just above the relegation zone on goal difference, along with two losses in three Champions League matches. Pressure on Carrick increased after Roma took a two-goal lead in the first half at Old Trafford. However, Fernandes scored from a penalty that was retaken, and Matheus Cunha led the team to a comeback victory. It is worth noting that Cunha was sent off in stoppage time after receiving a second yellow card. When asked if the win saved the coach's job, Fernandes replied, "No, we are not here to save anyone's job." He added that both the club and players desperately needed the win, noting that the team worked hard to overcome the difficult situation. He explained that Carrick decided to keep him on the bench due to a dip in form, considering the decision correct as the head coach has the final say. Fernandes affirmed that this does not affect his faith in the coach, the technical staff, or his goal to win every upcoming match. Manchester United is preparing to face Aston Villa in the Premier League, with Fernandes hoping the victory over Roma marks a fresh start to regain the fans' confidence.