Fernandes hat-trick inspires Manchester United to comeback win over Ipswich

25:18Yeah, we'll always be ready to go again. I don't doubt that. So whether we'd have won today, whether we lost, we'll be ready for Liverpool on Friday. We'll give everything and we're a really good group accepting what comes. So we give our best, we accept today's result, we understand that we need to get better and we'll do the same again against Liverpool. We'll give everything we can and see what we can do. and just finally last couple of days left of this transfer window how happy are you with the squad that you've got are you expecting any more additions yeah we're trying to do a little bit we are but really pleased obviously the club have had a real good go trying to bridge the gap between Championship and Premier League owners have given an awful lot Mark and the recruitment team and everybody's worked their socks off for the manager to change as late as it did as well and not be able to start the recruitment until the new manager was in there was a lot going on this summer at the football club and everyone's given a lot to get us in this position.

26:10You can see that we have quality and we can be a threat. We just need to make sure that we keep picking up points, we keep pushing forward, and let's see what we can do in the next couple of days of the window. Thanks for your time. All the best for Friday. Thank you very much. Good to see you. See you soon. Yeah, they've got until Tuesday, until the transfer window closes, if they want to do more business. 13 players in already,£190 million spent. They're giving it a really good go, Ipswich. And you said at the end of the game, Gary, oh, Gary Neville's joined us, by the way. You said at the end of the game that you feel more confident about Ipswich's chances this season off the back of that performance.

26:43Even though it was a 5-2 scoreline, what made you say that?

26:45Gary Neville:Just the way they played in the first 45-50 minutes. Really well organised, looked like they had quality going forward. I see what he was saying about the fact that, did he say in that part of the game that they lost their way when the second and third goals went in? He said he felt like the first goal was probably unlucky with the slip. The second one, he said maybe the laws of the game went against them a little bit. He's not sure about that one. And then he said after that they maybe lacked a bit of emotional discipline. Do you know what I thought? It may be that, but also it may be because the goals came so quickly, it didn't give him a chance to be able to change it.

27:19Gary Neville:Because I thought that maybe you could see five minutes before that that Manchester United had started to sort of shift through the gears. And they were, you know, Matt Rashford had that one where it had gone across to Mbremo. So I just think that maybe he probably in future, he said he'll reflect upon it. I think he probably would change when he starts to see that game shifting. Because they played 4-4 too effectively with NC. So, and obviously Emerson, the boy up front, and Ackham in the second half, maybe he would have gone to a five earlier. Maybe when they start to see that sort of pressure come in from the big teams, maybe he would shift quicker.

27:48Gary Neville:But the goals came so fast, it maybe caught him by surprise as well. Yeah, it's an interesting point, though, the one about emotional discipline. Because having had a promotion season where pretty much everything kind of goes your way, coming into the Premier League, where you're going to be up against things, you're going to be up against difficult moments more often than not as a promoted side. It's something they're going to have to learn quickly. I think so. I think as Gaz was saying there about the goals coming quickly, I think even individually and collectively, I mean, Jacob Greaves nicks off his goal, his foot and goes in the net for an own goal.

28:16Then he gives the penalty away about a couple of minutes later. So maybe his head was still a bit foggy from what had happened. So, yeah, but again, it's a learning experience. I mean, a lot of these squads were there last time they were in the Premier League. And they have to learn quickly. Another big game on Friday night against Liverpool, which is going to be difficult as well. But I think they definitely showed signs first half that they can certainly cope at this level. I mean, they should have been going in at half time, maybe 3-2 up, 3-1 up, because they created more than enough opportunities.

28:41They just didn't take them. But I thought Gary spoke really well there, because I think he said basically about the emotional part of it as well. But also as well, he was quite clever in what he said, because he's obviously still seething from the handball, which could have gone either way. But again, he will go back to obviously Ipswich and he'll look back at the table and see how they played first half and take huge confidence from that. Yeah, that game against Liverpool live on Sky Sports on Friday night, by the way. And the first goal sort of summed up everything that Ipswich were doing right, particularly that first half an hour.

29:09Yeah, of course it was. They were on the front foot. And you see Fatou here, you know, go past Luke Shaw like, you know, he wasn't there. And then they get bodies in the box. And it's always been a thing that, you know, Leith Davis has always wanted to get in the box. Every time he plays, he's up and down. And, you know, the controlled finish was, it was fantastic. Just, you know, he just controls it there. puts his foot on it and, you know, like I say, it's a great finish. They started so well. That first, you know, 30, 35 minutes, it was them all on top. He likes that run, Beef Davis, doesn't he, Darren?

29:40He does, he really does. I mean, this here, I mean, he's got the jets on because I didn't know he was this quick, powerful. And this is in CISO now, yeah. In CISO, you're going through. I just wonder if you're going to take him maybe an extra touch because he does so well to get in that position. He gets across Luke Shaw. If he could take that extra touch and then Luke Shaw can't touch him at all without bringing him down, but he takes it early and it's a really good save from Lambens. But, I mean, again, I didn't know he was that quick, but I thought first half especially, he was the best player on the pitch.

30:05Yeah, and what does it say about the way that Gary O 'Neill set this Ipswich team up to come and face a Manchester United side? He said before the game, he wasn't quite sure how they were going to line up, particularly off the back of the defeat by Hull City. Well, I think what he capitalised on was the lack of pace at the back line for Manchester United because all of Ipswich's best chances are wide players, getting them behind. I mean, that strike there for Maeda is a fantastic save. and to hill it because it's slightly behind him as well. But, I mean, this one here from Leaf, if he could have it again, could he hit it hard?

30:33Could he really put his foot through, guys?

30:35Gary Neville:Yeah, it's the same. Having just scored as well, you're thinking it's absolutely perfect for him just to do exactly the same thing again. Just doesn't quite get a good contact on it, does he? No, and probably an easier chance than the one that he actually scored. And then Chuba Akpom came on and got his first goal for Ipswich. It was a consolation. and this one made it 5-2 in the absolute driving rain that was tipping down at Old Trafford at the time. So not huge celebrations from him, but an important goal nonetheless. It is for himself personally as well, because it's his first goal of the season.

31:06As a striker, you want to get off the mark. But again, it's all about in CISO. Didn't give up. We saw him do it last week against Sunderland, where he won the ball back and he created a goal, and he does it again there. He takes the right option, and the two-back point he came on. Looked a bit rusty, but that would give him huge confidence. Coming to Old Trafford and getting a golden, obviously, second game of the season. It's massive for them. Well, as well as Ipswich played, Manchester United, particularly in the second half, more than equal to them and went on to win that game by five goals to two.

31:33We'll hear what Michael Carrick made of it next here on Sky Sports.

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32:22Manchester United get their first win of the season in the first home game of this Premier League season. Here's Michael Carrick with P Mullen's team. Michael, congratulations. That felt like a real statement win. How proud are you of the team? It was a good win. It was a really good win in the end. I think played some really good football. Obviously in a challenging position to go one down and biggest thing from today really was the mentality of the boys to overcome setbacks. We're going to have them. Every team that ends up being successful has them. It depends how you deal with them and how quickly you deal with them.

32:57We had one last week. We had a little one today. I have to say the way the boys responded and took it on, I think. I was really pleased with that. It's easy to look at the result now and say, what a fantastic performance and some great goals and things. but the mentality and the stubbornness and the belief of the boys today really pleased me. Was it also the fact getting that equaliser before the break, that belief to go back out in the second half and obviously get as many goals as you did then? Yeah, I thought we controlled the game pretty well for the most part. First half, they had one break away from our corner, I think, and got in behind our full-backs a couple of times, which was kind of one-off instances, and then said how to make a save.

33:39so I thought a lot of our play was looking like we were on the way to what we wanted it to look and then second half we put a little bit extra on that and spoke a bit at half-time and the boys took it on really well and second half we were fabulous, I have to say. The goals obviously came in quick succession, but a word on Bruno Fernandes, his third hat-trick now for Manchester United and absolutely just loves scoring the goals, doesn't he? Yeah, we'll take a few more of them as well. Yeah, he showed his quality today, I thought, through the middle of the pitch, particularly Bruno, Uri, Kobe and Matthias who played some really good football for us and we relied on that a bit today the way we played and then Bruno's doing what he's good at he's had a big week and with winning awards and bouncing back from last weekend when we all had to take it and accept defeat and learn from it and come back stronger and we've all did that and Bruno was today three goals fantastic performance Was there a moment in the match that you particularly enjoyed?

34:41I don't think there was one I think there was a lot of positives with the ball without the ball but again for me it's the whole mentality really of dealing with it and being confident enough and believing enough in each other to trust each other to put in that performance and last week was one of those games didn't go for us we accept that today was a lot better When you look at the contrast between the two different results from the opening weekend to now. How much can this give you and build on for what you've got in the next couple of weeks? Yeah, we're not getting carried away. You know, we weren't overly down last week.

35:16Well, we were down, but we didn't kill ourselves and everything wasn't wrong. It was something we can improve on today. There's still things we can get better at. You know, the result was great. We haven't cracked it. There's a long way to go and we'll get ready for next week because it's a different challenge, a tough game going away next week and we'll look forward to that. We saw you managed to make four changes today and you obviously used some of the players off the bench. How important is squad rotation for you at these early stages, especially now playing in Europe too? Yeah, definitely.

35:43Definitely part of that was planned really, going into these first couple of weeks as well to give some players the minutes ready for what's coming ahead. I think that's important. Largely, everyone's been on the pitch pretty much, barring one or two, which I think it's good at this stage to have that. We've got the squad to be able to do that and the boys are ready for it as a season with a lot of games. So I'm looking forward to it. That being said, Chancellor Wendell, still a couple of days left of that. How happy are you with the business so far? Is there still an area as well that you want to strengthen?

36:16I think we've done some fantastic business, I think. I'm sure of, to be honest, with the money that we've spent. I think we've done it very well. So, so far, we're happy. It's obviously, you're always looking for if you can do something else or more or whatever. and making the most of the situation that we have. But at the moment, I think the group's in a good place. Their spirit's good. The connection's there. They're really positive and they want to fight for each other, which is important. Congratulations today, Michael. Thanks for your time. See you after. Take care. Bye. Michael Carrick giving the impression that he's satisfied rather than delighted with that result and that performance.

36:56What did you make of his comments on the way that the team played, the way that the team reacted to what happened on that opening weekend?

37:04Gary Neville:I mean, yeah. I mean, look, first half was a really difficult game and I think the goal was important before half-time, but I thought the second half they were exhilarating. They came out, they really went forward well. All of them played well. Did you expect them to do that from the get-go? I actually expect them to start, like a house on fire, in just the first 20 minutes. I thought that Ipswich would be right up against Ipswich. It did shock me the first 20 minutes of the game, but sometimes that can happen. But the most important thing is that they demonstrated today they're going to score a lot of goals this season.

37:28Gary Neville:They did do that last season. I just think that Embermo, Cunha, Rashford's obviously back now, Bruno, Shesko, Ahmad, they're good players. They've got a really good group of forwards, I'm not mentioning Mason Mount and Dogu in that as well. So I think they've got eight or nine there that can do a really good job. The midfield is yet to be seen, but they've got four players that they've recruited in there, which should give them sort of the base that they want. It's going to be that defence. And I think Michael, I think if he was being ruthless and hard in the interview and being probably more honest, he would say, look, I'd love to bring one or two defenders in.

37:57Gary Neville:And I just said up there on the podcast, I just wonder whether, I know they've built the forward line last year and I know they've built the midfield this year, but if they could just get one or two defenders in now in this next 48 hours and bring some and maybe advance some of the money from next transfer window, next August, into this one and not spend it next year, it would give Manchester United and Michael Cavic a great chance of repeating what they did last year and getting up the league and having a good Champions League run. So I do think it's important they sort the defence out. We have conceded four goals now in two games and that isn't going to go away, unfortunately, I think, first half, they could have been two or three down.

38:30Gary Neville:I think Ipswich played really well and created a lot of chances. It didn't sound from the interview, and it might be him, as you say, being sensible or trying to play the political game, but it didn't sound as though they're going to go big again in the rest of this transfer window. This is looking like the squad Manchester United have got for this season. Yeah, I think so. I think you saw what Caroz was saying there, that he's been happy with the business that they've done so far. Like Gaz is saying, I think everyone can see that the defence is problematic. They need to add some bodies there.

39:02I don't think they've got enough to be able to stop bigger teams coming to score against them. They've played Hull, they've conceded two. They've played Ipswich, they've conceded two. So, of course, it could become a problem. But when you've got the attackers in the team that you have, and if they can play like this week in, week out, then it will take less of the way that the defenders are going to have to defend and be. But yet, it's always going to be a problem if you're conceding and you're conceding. Because as a defender, when you concede goals, you don't want to see that. The forwards may be happy with obviously scoring goals, but the defence are going to be looking at it and thinking we need to stop conceding goals and keeping clean sheets.

39:52Darren, we're hearing from two former Manchester United players here on how Manchester United look ahead of this season. What is the way that Gary O 'Neill set Ipswich Town up against them and the way that they started this game in particular? Tell us about how they're seen from the outside. They're going to be in every single game. I think, as Gary was saying earlier, he expected Manchester United to come and really be on the front foot and really cause them problems. And it was the opposite. Ipswich came out, created chances, played with real freedom. So do you think they saw that vulnerability defensively and targeted it then?

40:21I think so. But also, I think he believes in what Ipswich is going to do this season in terms of the attacking players that he's brought in, the way he set the teams up, Nunez in behind Emerson. I think he believes every single week now, Ipswich can be in a game, they can create problems, they can score goals. And defensively, yeah, I think one or two decisions went against them. You think a slip from Nunez, how often is that going to happen? That doesn't happen again. They got a bit unfortunate with the Maguire handball. So there's another one. So there's a few areas around the goals where you'd go, it's a little bit unfortunate.

40:48But other than that, that first half performance, He'll take the boys back. They'll watch that first-half performance and take great confidence from that, thinking that if we play like this in every single game this season, more than not, we're going to pick up more points and we're going to be in every single game. It's going to be very rare that they get blown out like they did second half. So I think it was outstanding today. The second goal that Manchester United conceded was deep into injury time. It was pouring with rain. The game was already won. It was 5-1 at that stage. Does it matter too much that they conceded that goal?

41:17Gary Neville:It'll matter to Lissandro Martinez. It'll matter to the goalkeeper. It'll matter to the goalkeeping coach. It'll matter to the other defenders. I played it, to be fair, in the United team that did concede goals and were far better going forward at times than we were defensively. But it used to bug you when you conceded one or two goals because you wanted to try and keep clean sheets. And, yeah, it will annoy them. It will annoy them because I think that, you know, you're defending all week in training. You know, Alessandro Martinez, Maguire, Larmans, the defensive coaches will be looking at it and thinking, we've got to try and establish a defensive unit here, not just the actual defence, but certainly they get put under the most pressure when you're conceding goals and obviously the midfield in front of them.

41:56Gary Neville:So to concede two goals will really bug them. It's not material in terms of the impact on the day. Manchester United won the game comfortably. They were brilliant in the second half. The football was magnificent and those fans are going across that forecourt back home delighted that they've seen exciting football and loads of crosses and shots and things like that. But it just will bug the defenders. It'll bug them because they're trying to build trust. and conceding goals undermines that and it just takes away trust. That's the thing that will annoy them. It will annoy them in the dressing room.

42:23Gary Neville:The forwards won't care. You know, these lot, by the way. They'll be out there with champagne, drinking champagne, thinking they've done their job. It's the same thing for all when it's winning 4-0 and not having scored. It's the same feeling, isn't it? You're delighted for the team, obviously, but a personal irritation. We need to get you on Brynna Fernandes as well because we've heard from Dan and from Ashley on him. A hat-trick today, his third for Manchester, United, first in the Premier League for five years. For all the criticism that he occasionally gets, Bruno Fernandes, when he plays like this, when he's driving that team forward and putting in that kind of performance, what can he bring at his best?

42:58Gary Neville:He's exceptional. He's the best Manchester United signing in the post for Alex Ferguson here by an absolute mile. I think the biggest accolade that you can get in football is being voted the PFA Player of the Year because that's your fellow professionals and it's hard to get opposition dressing rooms to vote for you. and I don't think the criticism's been there against him in the last 12 to 18 months. I think that, to be fair, he's ridden that period where his body language or maybe sometimes he did get a little bit frustrated and he sort of reacted and things like that as a captain. He's completely changed in this last 12 to 18 months.

43:29Gary Neville:He's matured. He's now got the respect of his professionals to the point whereby they're voting him the PFA Player of the Year. He's exceptional in the sense that he takes risks. He passes forward. He always looks to impact the game positively. he never doesn't want the ball and look, he's Manchester United's world-class player and everything that he does really is fantastic it's the consistency in that position is very difficult to achieve and Manchester United's teammates should be very grateful that they've got him It's the dynamics as well, whenever he's got the ball if you look at the attacker's movement in Bwemo, Cunha, Sesko when he comes on it's almost like they know as soon as he's got the ball they're on their bike because not only does he give you the pass he sees a pass and he gives you to with quality I mean the Mbrembo goal as you said there he just lets it go across his body and just drops it into an area he's the only player in the Manchester United team that could have seen that pass and then executed it so as Gasper said there he has been absolutely sensational for a long time now and finally you'd have to say he's probably getting the credit he deserves and he could have left he could have left he could have sort of said no this is not for me I want to go and play somewhere else I want to but he's not He's hung in there and I think that builds a massive amount of loyalty with the Manchester United fans.

44:43Gary Neville:He came through that very difficult period where he was getting criticism, people questioning his captaincy, including us. We were saying, well, you know, is this guy the right person to lead the team? But he's got through all that and, you know, look at those players that he's up there with. Gary, we've had a letter in from a Jamie Carragher who says, would you like to talk about Marcus Rashford? It's not really, really. Actually, today, look, there is an element of Marcus Rashford. We will stop talking. Well, Marcus Rashford doesn't want people to stop talking about him because that means that he's not playing football well or people are ignoring him, and that's not what you want to be as a forward.

45:17Gary Neville:But today, what he did was deliver a 7, 7.5, 8 out of 10 performance, and that's what he needs to do every single week. And we were just saying, weren't we, off camera, I love it when he makes those runs from out to in. They're devastating, those runs. And he has got players that can find him in Cunha and Bruno Fernandes, Alessandro Martinez. so those runs are devastating for me, so quick he's okay when he's out wide but he's far more dangerous when he's making those runs inside and he actually got in at the back post a couple of times as well which is what he has to do so I thought it was a good day for him and yeah, you should want to be talked about I think as a forward if you're a forward in any Premier League team we've talked about NC so today because he contributes if he starts not playing well then we'll talk about him for a different reason that's why we're talking about Marcus Rastrow because we've all thought so much of him at times during his career in his sort of what will be last 10 years that we scored 30 goals one season.

46:07Gary Neville:Not a lot of players do that, so that's the standards that he's set. So the answer was yes, you do want to talk about Marcus Rashford. Yeah, you do want to talk. Actually, this is one of Manchester United's great stories. He joined the club at the age of eight and obviously he's gone to Barcelona. He's obviously been sent back. This is a big moment for him in his career. It's now or never really in terms of what will be the highest level of Premier League football. He's got to deliver in this next two or three years and I think he can. Seven goals for Manchester United in this game between Manchester United and Ipswich at Old Trafford today.

46:36Of the 17 that we've seen so far on Super Sunday, seven of them as well at Stamford Bridge. Cole Palmer on the score sheet in that 4-3 victory, following on from a 3-2 scoreline in their opening game against Fulham, even with a brand new goalkeeper.

46:54Gary Neville:Yeah, I mean, look, after Monday Night Football, I think we both said, me and Cara in the studio, that they had to make the decision to bring in a new goalkeeper and they've done that and they've brought a big personality in, as he says. I think you specifically said Emi Martinez, didn't you? I did have to have said Emi Martinez, actually. I thought that would be the one that was available. And of all the strange decisions Chelsea have ever made, taking your advice. They've got three centre-backs there. I think it was Colwell, Lacroix and Fafana that played there. And I just look at what I see are very talented defenders in a lot of teams, but I don't see units.

47:26Gary Neville:You used to see a back four, you used to think, oh, they're a good back four or they're a good back three. I actually don't, you just don't see now. I mean, I don't know whether it's just the quality of the attacking play, maybe, I'm not sure. But Arsenal, of course, when you think of, say, Timber and Calafiori and Saliba and Gabriel, you think that's a proper back four with a goalkeeper right behind them. And that's the only real team I look at right now. And obviously, you know, City had it when they were winning the league. And I just don't see it, that sort of back four. Obviously Liverpool had it with Robertson, Trent Alexander, Arnold, Van Dijk and Canate and Matip.

47:58Gary Neville:But yeah, there's a real lack, isn't there, of units that are really good, solid units now that you watch. Yeah, and Chelsea will have had aspirations to go for the title this season. We always talk about title challenges as having those really strong defences. Is this what might cost them at that final hurdle? I think so. I mean, they've addressed one issue, which was the goalkeeper, because you very rarely get a team that wins the Premier League with an average goalkeeper. would have upgraded with Emi Martinez. And they are going to be involved in games like we saw today, 4-3, where they were so comfortable but still conceding goals.

48:30I think them and United are going to be similar because they've both got really incredible and attacking front threes. You look at Chelsea's incredible, Cole Palmer, Morgan Rodgers, Gael Pedros, and you look at what we saw today for Manchester United. They're always going to be in games. I think those final little moments where you need maybe to eke out a 1-0, that's where Chelsea and maybe Manchester United might fall short.

48:48Gary Neville:And Liverpool have got Barkola, Gakpo, Vert, Eketike, Isak, Engelmo. They've got a real great group of attacking players. And then you think defensive, the full-backs, it's to not support Andoni Areola and give him full-backs. And for United not to give a back-up at right-back or left-back to either, because Joros come on today, that can't be a back-up full-back. And for Chelsea, maybe that's the next part of their recruitment. They have recruited well this summer, maybe that's their next part. But they have got talented centre-backs. But yeah, just that defensive part for a few of the teams is a real problem.

49:20Not the ideal debut for Emi Martinez, your former Aston Villa teammate, conceding three goals. Not really at fault for any of those goals, but what will he bring longer term to Chelsea? I think we said that the personality that he brings, he commands his box, is a fantastic goalkeeper. He's won the World Cup, he's won the Europa League. Does he tell you that? Of course he does. Yeah, he makes sure that we know. What's he like?

49:44Gary Neville:I always look at him and think he's someone I'd like to be in my goal because he's a big personality. What's he like? That is exactly it. He's a massive personality. He's loud behind. I said that he'd be shouting to the forward to be doing more and more running. So he's going to be massive for Chelsea. It was like that when we were at Aston Villa. He's confident in his own ability as well, and he'll tell you that too. But, you know, like I said, when you want to be challenged for titles, you need a back line with a goalkeeper that is very, very sturdy. And if you haven't got that, you won't be able to challenge.

50:21Like you said, they've recruited the front line. Fantastic with what they've done. The midfield, with Carseiro going off, they've got players there. They could be losing Enzo Fernandes as well. So maybe they might try to buy another one. But the back line is key for any teams that win Premier League. you need a settled back four, back three, whatever it's going to be, to go on and win a Premier League title. So if they're going to be challenging this season, I'm sure Xavi Lonzo is going to address that.

50:49Gary Neville:It's incredible what Arsenal have done, really, to sign Konza, because they've got Timber, White, Mosquera, Saliba, Gabriel, Hincapier, Calafiore, Myles-Louis Skelly. They've already got eight amazing defenders. And then they go and sign another really good sign. They're almost like they're doubling down and saying, we're just not going to concede goals. We're just going to make sure that we're better than everybody else defensively by a million miles. and they are and that will win them title again they're not as good as actually I think if you said would you swap Arsenal's front players for United's Liverpool's Chelsea's you might actually keep the front players in place but from a defensive perspective in the midfield you'd swap all of them Talking of Arsenal they are on Monday Night Football Thierry Henry is in the studio 6.30 build up 8 o 'clock kick off for their game against Aston Villa meanwhile at Old Trafford an impressive performance for a Mipswich but they were on the wrong end of that 5-2 scoreline and while everybody's talking about new signings Bruno Fernandes has proved that sometimes it's better the Red Devil you know bye bye

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