Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes discussed the significance of scoring for Manchester United at Anfield with former teammate Juan Mata. Mata scored 51 goals during his time with the Red Devils, including his famous equalizer in the 2016 FA...
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes discussed the significance of scoring for Manchester United at Anfield with former teammate Juan Mata. Mata scored 51 goals during his time with the Red Devils, including his famous equalizer in the 2016 FA Cup final against Crystal Palace, but he is most remembered for his legendary double on Merseyside a decade ago.
As Mata knows, scoring a key goal at Anfield will put your name in the history of Manchester United along with legendary players such as Giggs and Rooney. B Fee admitted that he also hopes to join this list.
In an interview with MUTV, B Fee said this: "I communicated with Mata during training because he sent me a message and asked for a video for his friend. I said that I wanted to do what the real No. 8 did at Anfield this weekend (laughing), and we started chatting."
" We know that this game, whoever scores the goal, is going to have a huge impact on our fans and win over them because that's really important to the fans and we're really keen to win the game and score a goal and make this a game that will be remembered for many years to come and hopefully we can score more than one goal for our players. Feel excited. "
Many of Manchester United's famous Anfield victories were achieved in white jerseys, and the Red Devils will wear white jerseys again this weekend. B Fee hopes that this will bring good luck. He smiled and said: "Maybe it is this white jersey. Last year we had Lisandro Martinez's wonderful goal there, Amad also scored there, and Maguire almost helped us win the game at the last moment. Hopefully this white jersey will bring us some good luck, as it has in the past. "
Manchester United have scored valuable points in their last two visits to Anfield, especially last season when they fought tenaciously in bad weather conditions and ended up with a 2-2 draw. B Fei believes that the performance in that game is worth emulating, and the team is working hard to show this level in every game.
B Fei continued: "In major games, we have shown great resilience, full of fighting spirit, and at the same time worked hard to perform wonderfully. We have been talking about how to maintain this state in different games. We know that in such important games, the concentration will be more concentrated. You don't want to make any mistakes, but you still need to play freely, because in this way To achieve good results."
"Playing against an opponent with top players like Liverpool, you need to be free to play your own style. You can't think too much about the game, the atmosphere, the opponent club and the competitive relationship. You need to consider these when you enter the confrontation, but you have to play freely when you have the ball to perform at your best."
