


A moment in the 98th minute of Saturday’s confrontation between Manchester United and Burnley has become a big online discussion point, with images of fans of the scene becoming viral.
Freshly released from a debilitating defeat in the middle of the week, a Tremblant Unitet obtained a big victory, but a lot needed the first victory of the season against newly promoted Burnley.
Ruben Amorim’s team has climbed ninth in the Premier League table thanks to Bruno Fernandes, who sparked a 95th minute penalty after AMAD was the victim of a fault in the region by Jaidon Anthony.
His goal was 3-2 and a relieved United managed to hold in the last stages.
In fact, with remaining seconds at Old Trafford, Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot celebrated wildly after referee Sam Barrott decided to kick the eighth minute of the overtime.
As we can see below, Dalot shouts “Come on” against Lyle Foster from Burnley, before Fernandes pushed the international in South Africa while shouting towards the end of Stretford.
It was a scene that brought a lot of reaction to social networks.
A fan wrote: “Although I understand why fans love this”. The main leaders for the best teams are very rarely engaged in fights like this, especially on the days when they should win. The UNITED function of the hypemotional state damages them in the long term. “”
A second said: “Burnley, at home .. in August … Yikes”, and a third commented: “The standards are in the mud, Burnley at the house made them move like that.”
A fourth wrote: “To be honest, prefer a little calmer. Everything that concerns us is frantic and maniac. I can perhaps understand it in a bitter derby or a game where there was a little needle but it’s Burnley at home. Relax.”
A fifth added: “If a clip has ever told you how bad and how far they have fallen, then that’s it. So far behind the best teams now.”
This by Bruno and Dalot towards the end of the game 💪🏻#MURNC #THE #brunofernands pic.twitter.com/flukp38q2c
– Strettynde (@_strettyend) August 30, 2025
Paul Merson, the former Arsenal midfielder and Middlesbrough, also commented on the images.
“Dalot and Fernandes … They celebrate as if they had won the World Cup,” he said on Sky football on Saturday. “I haven’t seen people going so crazy when they win the World Cup.”
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