Manchester United Beat Sheffield United 4-2 at Old Trafford
Fernandes Magic Drags Red Devils Through
Manchester United secured a crucial victory against Sheffield United at Old Trafford on Wednesday night, coming from behind twice to win 4-2. Bruno Fernandes led the Red Devils with a goal and two assists, while Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial, and Daniel James also found the net.
The Blades took the lead in the 23rd minute through Lys Mousset. However, United equalized just three minutes later through Rashford, who pounced on a loose ball in the box.
Sheffield United then went back in front in the 32nd minute through Oliver Burke. But again, United responded quickly, with Martial leveling the scores in the 37th minute.
Fernandes gave United the lead for the first time in the match in the 61st minute, curling a free-kick into the top corner. And James sealed the victory in the 74th minute, finishing off a flowing move involving Fernandes and Martial.
The win moves United up to fifth in the Premier League table, while Sheffield United remain bottom of the standings.
Player Ratings
David De Gea: 6 - Made some good saves, but could have done better with Sheffield United's first goal.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka: 7 - Solid defensively and provided some good attacking threat down the right flank.
Harry Maguire: 6 - Won most of his aerial duels and made some important tackles.
Victor Lindelof: 6 - Had a few shaky moments, but generally played well.
Luke Shaw: 7 - Provided good width and delivery down the left flank.
Scott McTominay: 7 - Battled hard in midfield and made some important interceptions.
Fred: 7 - Energetic and disciplined in midfield, providing good cover for the defense.
Bruno Fernandes: 9 - Man of the match. Scored one goal and assisted two others in a brilliant performance.
Marcus Rashford: 7 - Scored one goal and looked dangerous throughout.
Anthony Martial: 7 - Scored one goal and assisted another. Linked up well with Fernandes.
Daniel James: 7 - Scored one goal and provided a lively outlet down the right flank.
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