Bruno Fernandes praises Donny van de Beek after Manchester United win over Liverpool FC
Fernandes took the Man United commander’s armband against Jurgen Klopp’s side on Monday
Bruno Fernandes has adulated Donny van de Beek after Manchester United triumphed over Liverpool on Monday night.
Van de Beek would begin the match on the seat however would have quite possibly of the best seat in the house for the greater part of United’s satisfying presentation against the Merseyside club. Jadon Sancho had given United the lead on 16 minutes with a cool completion which figured out how to bamboozle both James Milner and Virgil van Dijk.
Liverpool started to develop into the game yet were hit with a blindside not long after half-time. Marcus Rashford broke the guests’ offside snare before opening home past Alisson to make it 2-0.
VAR checked for a potential offside however the goal was at last granted. Mohamed Salah would score a late goal with nine minutes of ordinary time remaining yet it was sufficiently not.
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Van de Beek came on for the last option stages following Salah’s goal and had his impact in seeing out an extremely great outcome for the Reds. Fernandes, in the mean time, captained Erik ten Hag’s side without a trace of Harry Maguire who was dropped to the seat.
Post-match, the Portuguese star showed his adoration for his Dutch partner on Instagram. Van de Beek posted: “Enormous win, see you on Saturday.”
Fernandes proceeded to answer with an applauding emoticon, an indication of what satisfied he was with his colleague’s mean for off the seat. Joined are next in real life at noon on Saturday against Southampton.
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