“Each point is massive” for Manchester United

Bruno Fernandes says “all points are massive” for Manchester United after they came from 2-0 to hit a point in Everton on Saturday.

Beto and Abdoulaye Doucoure gave the hosts a well-deserved half-time lead, just because Fernandes caused a comeback by marking a free foul and sending another that led Manuel Ugarte to get a 2-2 draw.

Everton received a last -minute penalty that was annulled after a VAR and United video review escaped with a tie that still leaves them 15th in the standings.

Fernandes said, “Every point is now massive for us because we are in a very difficult position for us, that we should not be and, unfortunately, all points count at this moment.

“We need to be aware that the position we are is not the best. This is not where this club should be, so we have to ask more of ourselves, understanding that we need all points in the league from Now in every game ahead of us. “

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The United States is back home at Ipswich on Wednesday, when Everton travels to Brentford looking for a fifth victory in the Premier League since arriving David Moyes.

Maybe they feel that they were already stolen the opportunity to reach this goal, with the Ombudsman Jake O’Brien who said they should have kept the lead and a penalty for a foul in Ashley Young. It should have invested after the VAR intervention.

“We will take the point, however, at the end of the day, it feels like a loss,” said Toffees. “We should have left with more.

“For 60 to 70 minutes, I think we were dominant and playing well, but bad decisions or tired legs lost it for us in the end, and they punished us for that.

“I think it was a penalty. Of what I could see, it seemed obvious, it didn’t even see something you would see, but I think he made, for what I think, many wrong decisions today.”