West Ham v Man United: Fernandes tries, Red Devils stumble again | OneFootball

Last Tuesday, while trying to achieve their fifth consecutive victory, Manchester United did not succeed. The Red Devils drew 1-1 with West Ham in the 26th round of the Premier League. The team captained by Bruno Fernandes – who recently broke CR7’s record – still managed to save the match in the last minute, securing just one point.

West Ham initially struggled to keep possession, but quickly Mateus Fernandes, formerly of Sporting, was called into action. The home team had the first real chance of danger, with Summerville firing a cross-shot that forced a great save from Lammens (13’). The response came in the 22nd minute. Bruno Fernandes took a corner, Luke Shaw shot, and Disasi made an incredible goal-line clearance.

Someone had to take more risks in the second half, and it was West Ham who managed a lethal attack. Bowen’s cross was perfect and Soucek only had to tap it into the net. Nuno Espírito Santo’s team was doing everything the coach had asked, and Bowen proved to be the key to their success.

Michael Carrick finally decided to bring Sesko onto the pitch. One of Manchester United’s most dangerous moments came from Zirkzee, who headed just wide. It was a beautiful cross from Bruno Fernandes. It didn’t go in then, but shortly after, Sesko didn’t miss and responded to Mbeumo’s cross with a subtle touch into the back of the net.

Thus, Manchester United remains in a UEFA Champions League spot and West Ham misses a golden opportunity to move out of the relegation zone. In the next round, the Red Devils will return to the pitch at Hill Dickinson, where they will face 8th-placed Everton on February 23rd at 8:00 pm.

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