Videos of Bruno Fernandes leaving Old Trafford after the Tottenham game are going viral.

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Videos of Bruno Fernandes leaving Old Trafford after the Tottenham game are quickly spreading online.

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Bruno Fernandes looked clearly frustrated as he was one of the first players to leave Old Trafford on Saturday after Manchester United lost their lead against a 10-man Tottenham. It was a tough night for Fernandes, who didn’t play as well as he usually does. In fact, it took him 23 minutes to complete his first pass, showing how quiet he was during the game.

Tottenham’s Bryan Mbeumo scored a great goal early on, and then late in the match, Dominic Solanke beat Lisandro Martinez to score a header, earning Tottenham a deserved draw. After the final whistle, Fernandes appeared upset, and soon after, a fan shared a video showing him leaving the stadium quickly. Usually, he stays to sign autographs, but this time he was clearly unhappy.

In his post-match interview, United’s coach Michael Carrick said he felt ‘hurt’ by the fans’ boos after the team went four games without a win. He said, “It’s not nice, it hurts because I care about this club. But I understand the disappointment. We just need to start winning again.”

Carrick also talked about the team’s performance, saying, “It was a tough game to start with. We weren’t quite there for different reasons. But the players worked harder in the second half and looked better. We had a good chance to win, but we gave away two late goals, and that changed everything. That’s the reality we have to face.”

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