Manchester United were unfortunate to drop two crucial points against Everton on Saturday.
Scott McTominay seemed to have handed them a winner in the final ten minutes with a header.
All seemed done for the Red Devils until Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s final minute winner off of a deep free-kick. Bruno Fernandes was understandably frustrated after his marvelous efforts put United in the front by 2 goals.
“I think we gave away the result, we gave away the game twice,” he said. “Because after being 2-0 up at half-time, coming into second half in the way we did, it’s really bad. We are conceding goals every game, we are conceding goals a lot of times and at home we concede too many goals.
“Too many bad results at home and this can’t be possible. I think we have to win this game after being 2-0 up, you have to win this game. It doesn’t matter how. You concede two goals and you come again and you score again.
“It’s impossible to concede another goal again, from a free-kick in the half of the pitch, we concede a goal from there and the way we concede.’
When asked if the team may have already felt the game was won before Everton’s late goal, Fernandes added, “Maybe this was the problem, I don’t know. I don’t feel that, I don’t know what my team-mates feel but we can’t feel that until the game is over.
“And as you see we concede the goal in the last seconds of the game.”
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