Man Utd completed a 3-2 comeback against Roma at Old Trafford in the Champions League on Tuesday night to hand boss Michael Carrick a reprieve amid mounting pressure…

Manchester United defender Diogo Dalot explained that the squad felt they had "nothing more to lose" during their dramatic comeback win against Roma. After conceding twice within seven minutes in the first half, United responded through a Bruno Fernandes penalty before Matheus Cunha scored two late goals in the final 10 minutes to secure the victory.
Dalot highlighted the halftime discussion about shifting momentum and maintaining intensity rather than getting disappointed quickly. He also praised the home crowd's energy and the impactful contribution of substitutes, including Shea Lacey, in revitalizing the team's late push.
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