Manchester United Comeback Stuns Roma; Barcelona Beats Villa
36 sourcesUpdated Nov 3, 20261 min read
Manchester United came back from a 2–0 half-time deficit to beat Roma 3–2 at Old Trafford, ending a 10-game winless run and easing pressure on manager Michael Carrick. Bruno Fernandes scored a retaken penalty before Matheus Cunha scored twice late, including the winner assisted by Shea Lacey; Cunha was sent off in stoppage time. The comeback followed protests against the club’s ownership and a hostile reaction from supporters in the first half. Elsewhere in Tuesday’s Champions League action, Bayern Munich beat Atlético Madrid 2–0 and Barcelona defeated Aston Villa 3–0.
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The protests at Old Trafford make sense after another disappointing result. Fans have every right to demand better from the owners.
United's defense looked shaky from the start and Roma punished every error. It's hard to see them going far in Europe like this.
