Bruno Fernandes says “Each point is massive” for Manchester United after you came to Everton on Saturday.
Beto and Abdoulaye Doucore gave the hosts a deserved half, just so that Fernandes triggered a comeback by scoring a free kick and overlooking another who led Manuel Ugarte achieved a 2-2 draw.
Everton received a penalty at the last minute, which was lifted after a Var video check, and United escaped with a tie that left her 15th place in the overall ranking.
Fernandes said: “Every point is massive for us because we are in a position that is very difficult for us that we shouldn’t be, and unfortunately every point counts for us at the moment.
“We have to be aware that the position we are is not the best. It is not the case that this club has to be, so we have to challenge and understand more of ourselves that in every game we have in front of us, we need every point in the league. “
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United returns to Ipswich on Wednesday when Everton travels to Brentford to secure a fifth Premier League victory since David Moyes occurred.
Perhaps you have the feeling that you already have the chance to achieve this goal, and defender Jake O’Brien said that you had your lead and a punishment for a foul on Ashley Young should not have been reversed after the Var intervened.
“We will use the point, but at the end of the day it feels like a loss,” said Toffees defender. “We should have got away with more.
“In my opinion, we were dominant for 60 to 70 minutes and played well, but bad decisions or tired legs in the end lost it for us and they punished us for it.
“I think it was a punishment. After what I could see, it obviously looked that it didn’t even look like something they would check, but I think he made after many false decisions today. “
