In an exciting night at Old Trafford, Manchester United turned a 2-0 defeat against Roma into a 3-2 win, and after 9 games without a win, they finally tasted victory. A result that could affect the fate of Michael Carrick, the pressured head coach of this team. According to the BBC, after a poor first-half performance, Manchester United fell two goals behind their Italian rivals and were on the brink of another defeat. However, a video referee decision changed the course of the game. Bruno Fernandes missed his first penalty kick, but due to the early entry of Roma's Brian Cristante into the box, the video referee ordered the penalty to be replayed. Fernandes scored at the second attempt and restored hope to Manchester United. Next up, Mateos Konya made a spectacular comeback for the hosts with two goals in the last seven minutes. Konya's dismissal after these goals did not prevent Manchester United from winning. More details.