Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes and head coach Michael Carrick disagreed over the team's tactics in the 4-1 Champions League defeat at Como. So who was right?
Who was right about Man Utd tactics: Carrick or Fernandes?
Source: Sky Sports
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Earlier reports and follow-ups on the same developing story.
- Fernandes rounds on Carrick after Man Utd humiliation
- Carrick hits back at Fernandes criticism after Como rout Man United
- Man United captain Fernandes slams Carrick’s tactics after Como hammering
- Fernandes criticises coaches, Carrick criticises players - but who was to blame?
- Breaking down Man Utd's tactics after Fernandes' criticism
- Carra: Fernandes comments 'disgraceful', but Carrick's time may be up
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