Bruno Fernandes asked Manchester United's fanbase to never accept losing after scoring a late winner in their UEFA Europa League match against Rangers.

The team coached by Ruben Amorim had been on a run of only one win in their last seven matches, but they remain unbeaten in Europe. With this victory, the 'Red Devils' secured their fourth ...

On his 50th UEFA Europa League appearance, Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes broke Rangers’ hearts with a tremendous 92nd-minute volley - a winning goal that puts his side in pole position to claim a top-eight finish.

Their only defeat came at Rangers back in October when they were beaten 4-0, with Vaclav Cerny scoring twice. Their wins came against Rigas FS, PAOK Salonika, Midtjylland and FK Qarabag while they have secured goalless draws with Olympiakos and Hoffenheim so it won’t be an easy match for United, although it probably should be.

Rio Ferdinand has defended Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes' leadership qualities, who scored the winner against Rangers in the UEFA Europa League.

Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes celebrates after scoring his side's second goal during the Europa League opening phase soccer match between Manchester United and Glasgow Rangers in Manchester ...

Manchester United were grateful to captain Bruno Fernandes as Rangers suffered late heartbreak at Old Trafford in the Europa League. Bruno Fernandes scored a dramatic injury-time winner as ...

Manchester United clinched a thrilling 2-1 win over Scottish side Rangers at Old Trafford, courtesy a stoppage-time goal by Bruno Fernandes. The match witnessed an intense back-and-forth, with Rangers's Cyriel Dessers leveling the score in the 88th minute.

Bruno Fernandes scored a stoppage-time winner as Manchester United beat Rangers 2-1 in the Europa League and took a big step toward the round of 16. Rangers looked to have

Rangers take on Union St Gilloise this evening on matchday eight of the league phase for the UEFA Europa League. The old-firm side were seconds away from securing an important point at Manchester United last week before Bruno Fernandes netted in stoppage time to dash Rangers' hopes of automatically qualifying for the last-16.

BRUNO FERNANDES wants to lead Manchester United into a new era of last-gasp Fergie Time heroics. And if he does, it will answer the one question which had him stumped after his midweek Europa