Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes gives verdict over Casemiro performance during their last match shameful defeat against Liverpool

On Sunday, Manchester United lost 3-0 to Liverpool. Casemiro was to blame for both of the first goals.
Bruno Fernandes doesn’t think it’s fair to blame a single player for Manchester United’s big loss to Liverpool.

Casemiro lost the ball, which led to Liverpool’s two goals in the first half at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon. At halftime, he was hooked and young Toby Collyer came on to play his place.

Because Casemiro made mistakes, Luis Diaz got two goals. After Kobbie Mainoo lost the ball, Mohamed Salah made it 3-0 in the second half. United went into the international break with only three points from their league games against Fulham, Brighton, and Liverpool.

Last season, Casemiro’s decline was a big topic of conversation. This season, the 32-year-old will be talked about even more after his terrible game against Liverpool.

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Casemiro’s fans mostly wanted him to be sold during the summer transfer window, but no one was interested in him. Fernandes talked to Sky Sports after Liverpool’s big loss and wouldn’t say that Casemiro or Mainoo were to blame for their mistakes. Mainoo was also taken out of the play before a goal.

“We got off to a great start and had more chances. As we saw against Fulham, we need to be more precise. “They played like professionals,” a sad Fernandes said.

“The goals are always made by you.” To give them the goal, you have to make a mistake. Now is not the time to blame everyone; that will not help us.

“You can’t just blame one mistake when you give up a goal.” It doesn’t make sense to say that Casemiro or Kobbie Mainoo lost the ball. Because they were brave, they lost the ball. It’s how sports works. No need to make it personal.

Fernandes said, “Casemiro is more experienced than me” when asked if he would talk to Casemiro. He already knows what football is, so I don’t need to tell him.

“He’s played for two of the world’s best teams.” Kobbie is a great child. It’s part of his game, so I want him to try it more. They’re important to us and always will be.

“Let’s not think about the past. We only need to change things. Congratulations to Liverpool, they were better than us and won the game. The game was close, but I don’t look at the stats.

The next game for United is on September 14 against Southampton.