Bruno Fernandes says “every point is massive” for Manchester United after they came 2-0 on Saturday to score a point in Everton on Saturday.
Beto and Abdoulaye Doucoure gave the hosts a deserved half, only that Fernandes encouraged the return by reaching a free kick and sending another who led to Manuel Hungary, securing 2-2.
Everton received a penalty at the last moment that was canceled after the VAR video review, and United fled by drawing them to 15th place.
Fernandes said: “Every point is now massive for us because we are in a position that is very difficult for us, that we should not be and unfortunately, every point of us currently counts us.
“We need to be aware that the position we are is not the best. It is not where this club has to be, so we have to require more of ourselves, realizing that we need every point in the league from now on every game we have. “
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United returned home at Ipswich on Wednesday, when Everton travels to Brentford, wanting to secure the fifth victory in the Premier League since David Moyes arrived.
They may feel that their chances have already come to those targets, and the defender Jake O’Brien said they should have kept the lead and that the punishment for the Ashley Young offense should not have been reversed after VAR’s intervention.
“We’ll take a point, but at the end of the day it feels like a loss,” said Toffees defender. “We should have gone with more.
“In 60 to 70 minutes, I think we were dominant and played well, but bad decisions or tired legs somehow lost us for us, and they punished us for that.
“I think it was a punishment. From what I could see, it seemed obvious, it didn’t even look like something you would check, but I think he made, from what I mean, today a lot of wrong decisions.”
