Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes delivers his own verdict of Sheffield United vs Manchester United match

On Wednesday, Manchester United beat Sheffield United 4–2, and Bruno Fernandes was in the middle of all the action.

Bruno Fernandes thought Manchester United showed spirit by beating Sheffield United, but he also said that the players are making it hard for themselves to win.

Erik ten Hag was tough in his press conference before the game against Sheffield United, and he wanted the same from his players on Wednesday night.

“We have a lot of goals.” This is just about how small we need to be as a team. It makes me happy to score goals, but I want to win games more.

“Scoring goals is also part of my job.” I want to win games more than anything else. It’s been a while since we won as many as we should have. It’s what you have to do.

“You can win eight or nine games in a row, but you know you’ll be criticized as soon as you lose.” To play for Manchester United, you have to win games.

Sheffield United is at the bottom of the Premier League and has only won six points away from home this season. However, Jayden Bogle scored the first goal to give them the lead.

Before halftime, Harry Maguire scored a brilliant header to tie the game. But when the second half started, the guests took the lead again, but they couldn’t hold on to it as Bruno Fernandes scored twice and set up Rasmus Hojlund for a 4-2 win.

It was very important for United to win against Sheffield United after barely beating Coventry. This puts them back on track as the season comes to a close.

But Sheffield United scored twice to take the lead at Old Trafford, and Fernandes said he didn’t like falling behind to the Blades.

“We always talk about how nice clean sheets are and how we want to keep them.” Good job, Sheffield United. I told BBC Sport, “At the end, we came back.”

The way we play makes it hard for us to win games. But it also shows some personality. For what it’s worth, we should also know that we need to score when we have the chance, just like we did in the first half.