Man United legend’s son hits out at fans over treatment of owners

Manchester Evening News · Stephen Killen

Fans at Old Trafford showed their appreciation for a gritty, determined performance as United came from behind to beat AS Roma on Tuesday. Michael Carrick's side earned a much-needed win, overturning a two-goal deficit in the process, to defeat the Serie A outfit thanks to a Bruno Fernandes and Matheus Cunha-inspired comeback.

Michael Carrick's side were jeered off following a lacklustre first-half before Bruno Fernandes and Matheus Cunha (2) sparked a second-half comeback.

The heat is on Carrick following his failure to reproduce the form that secured him the permanent role at Old Trafford. The 45-year-old has retained his position in the dugout despite losses to Como, Bournemouth and Chelsea, while the key decision-makers remain under mounting pressure.

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