Bruno Fernandes, Man United captain
Bruno Fernandes lived up to his position as Manchester United captain by dragging the Red Devils back on two occasions to earn a draw at Bournemouth. There is, however, little to celebrate as Erik ten Hag's side have just three points from their last four league games.
Hopes of the Champions League have disappeared and it is now a case of clinging on to Europa League qualification - or even the Conference League.
United were torn apart down their right-hand-side for the length of the first half, falling behind to Dominic Solanke's 16th-minute strike after Willy Kambwala had buckled over trying to contain the striker.
Justin Kluivert restored the Cherries' lead only five minutes after Bruno Fernandes had levelled with United's first and only shot on target of the first half. Fernandes clipped the bar just before the interval but United did not deserve to end the half level after conceding 12 shots, five of which had hit the target.
Fernandes levelled again in the second half, this time from the penalty spot after an unlucky handball by Adam Smith off a deflected Kobbie Mainoo shot. Bournemouth thought they had a penalty deep in added time but VAR spotted that Kambwala had fouled Ryan Christie outside the area and Ten Hag's side clung on for the point.
