Where would Manchester United be without the brilliance of Bruno Fernandes? Quite possibly in the relegation zone along with Sheffield United. The Red Devils captain dragged his dysfunctional side to a first league victory in five matches with an inspirational performance against the Blades, summed up by an outstanding long-range strike for the winner.
The effort, with his weaker foot, put United in the lead for the first time after a maddening match against the Premier League's weakest team, who twice took the lead before Fernandes grabbed the game by the scruff of its neck.
United had made a dominant yet toothless start, but found themselves trailing when Andre Onana's loose pass was gobbled up by Jayden Bogle. Harry Maguire headed United level but the Blades, who won 2-1 in their last visit to Old Trafford three years ago, took the lead again in the second half through Chile international Ben Brereton-Diaz.
Maguire again came to United's rescue, earning a penalty from which Fernandes levelled, blasting into the top left-hand corner. The Portuguese then found the opposite corner with a tremendous strike, before United's talisman set up Rasmus Hojlund to score their fourth. Not even this chaotic, wild team could let this one slip.
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