How Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes fared in Portugal’s win over Denmark | OneFootball

Portugal maintained their perfect Nations League record with a 4-2 victory over Denmark on Thursday.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes was the standout performer for the Navigators, who have won all three games to top their Nations League group.

Portugal made a positive start to the away encounter and scored an early goal through Joao Cancelo.

Mikkel Damsgaard equalised soon before Fernandes helped restore their advantage.

The 32-year-old delivered a delightful through ball for Goncalo Ramos to finish past the goalkeeper.

Fernandes threatened to extend the visitors’ lead early in the second half when he forced goalkeeper Mads Hermansen into a save.

Minutes later, Rasmus Hojlund levelled the scores for Denmark with a brilliant chip over Diogo Costa.

Fernandes once again made a difference for his team, as he set up Vitinha to record his first international goal with an excellent cross.

Substitute Joao Felix added a late fourth as Portugal secured a thrilling victory at the Parken Stadium.

They will now take on Norway at the Estádio do Dragão on Sunday.

Fernandes stats vs Denmark

The Man United star posted excellent stats against Denmark.

He had 59 touches during his 89 minutes on the pitch and completed 88 percent of his passes.

The Portuguese registered two assists and five key passes.

He made four defensive contributions and lost possession of the ball on 12 occasions.

United fans will hope Fernandes maintains his superb form when he returns to club action after the international break.