BREAKING NEWS: We were leading comfortably not untill coach decides to introduce him in the second half,this is the third time He’s coming from the bench to cost Us this season, enough is enough,is either they sell Him now or I’ll leave”, Bruno Fernandez reveals the ONE Man United second half substitute that cost them the crucial three points Today – Not Sesko
In a dramatic match at Old Trafford on Saturday, Manchester United faced Tottenham Hotspur in a gripping encounter that ended in a 2-2 draw. While the game showcased moments of brilliance from both sides, it was the performance of United’s midfielder Manuel Ugarte that drew scrutiny from captain Bruno Fernandes, who was visibly frustrated with his teammate’s contributions during the match.
Despite the excitement of the tie, which saw both teams exchange goals in a frenetic contest, Fernandes’ displeasure became evident in the post-match discussions. The Portuguese international, known for his leadership and passionate demeanor on the pitch, felt that Ugarte had not met the standards expected of him, particularly in crucial moments leading to Tottenham’s goals.
Ugarte, a recent addition to the squad, was tasked with providing defensive cover and linking play between the midfield and the attack. However, as the game progressed, it became apparent that he struggled to adapt to the pace and intensity of the Premier League, particularly against a well-drilled Spurs side. Fernandes, known for his tactical awareness and footballing intelligence, expressed concern that Ugarte’s inconsistency may have contributed to United’s failure to secure three points at home.
In his post-match interview, Fernandes stated, “We need everyone to be at their best level if we want to compete for titles. There were moments when we could have controlled the game better, and I felt we lacked that from some individuals. Ugarte is a talented player, but today he needed to step up more when it mattered.”
The captain’s comments highlight the pressure that comes with the responsibility of leadership, particularly as Manchester United navigates a challenging season. Fernandes emphasized the need for collective accountability, urging teammates to rise to the occasion regardless of their experience or time at the club.
Manager Erik ten Hag, meanwhile, defended Ugarte, suggesting that it was only his second game in English football and that adaptation is a process. However, the remarks from Fernandes signal not only a challenge to Ugarte but also a broader message to the squad: consistency and high performance are non-negotiable if they are to reclaim their status as title contenders.
As the season progresses, Fernandes’ leadership and expectations will be crucial as United looks to build momentum and improve their performances. The clash with Tottenham serves as a reminder that every player must contribute, especially in high-stakes matches where points are desperately needed.
