Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes had his house burgled while playing in his club's defeat against Como in Italy on Wednesday night.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes had his home in Nether Alderley burgled on Wednesday night while playing against Como in Italy. Cheshire Police confirmed that officers were called around 8:30pm following reports of three unknown men, later discovering a burglary had occurred with multiple items stolen. A source reported that the player's family was away from the property during the incident, which reportedly lasted approximately five minutes.
The break-in coincided with Manchester United's 4-1 Champions League defeat against Cesc Fabregas' Como side. Following the match, Fernandes publicly questioned the passive tactics chosen by manager Michael Carrick and the coaching staff, though he is expected to retain his captaincy.
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Carrick under more pressure as Manchester United humbled against ComoThe Guardian
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