When Bruno Fernandez missed United's crucial penalty, the reaction on Twitter was:
Well, it always comes, doesn't it?
It's the first defeat of the season, and it inevitably makes you feel bitter when you have a good start. But when it came in the same way as United's first defeat against Aston Villa, it was hard to accept.
The lively first half showed signs of hope, with United playing well on the pitch despite no goals scored. Bruno Fernandez dictates like a master conductor in front of his orchestra, while Mason Greenwood dazzles at Old Trafford with his sharp, effective and frighteningly direct playing.
But the second half came. Around the moments of genius and brightness, it is an ocean of mediocrity and mediocrity – even if the great Cristiano Ronaldo leads the front.
The Red Devils were headed in by centre-back House by Luiz's corner and he had a fantastic afternoon, which Villa fans took particular note of.
Lifetime contract. Captain's armband. Give him whatever he wants
However, when Mike Dean awarded United a penalty in the last minute, that euphoria quickly evaporated. What's that, Oli?
It was Vera's hero House who received a cross that gave the Red Devils a chance to score. After some debate, Fernandez stepped forward, and the next story you probably know...
For the first time in his career, Bruno Fernandez missed a target on a penalty spot.
Bruno Fernandez's penalty finally came.
Fernandez's penalty landed in my garden??
？ "There are pigeons running for their lives."
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Ronaldo waited in the dressing room for Bruno Fernandez
When he realised that his header would be the defining moment of United's first Premier League defeat of the season, his heart was raised in the throat.
When the final whistle sounded, Fernandez was criticized from different angles, accusing him of not letting Ronaldo take the penalty, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's performance was not suspenseful.