Man Utd came from 2-0 down against Roma in the Champions League to win 3-2 and save Michael Carrick's job on an incredible night.

Manchester United completed a comeback victory against Roma after initially falling behind 2-0 within the first 17 minutes. Roma capitalized through goals from Matías Soulé and a Donyell Malen penalty following defensive issues in Michael Carrick's tactical setup. Bruno Fernandes initiated the fightback with a converted penalty on a retake before Matheus Cunha scored two rapid goals to secure the win.
Journalist Tyrone Marshall awarded Matheus Cunha the match-high rating of 9 for his decisive brace and high-energy display leading the line. Youngster Shea Lacey earned a 7 rating for an impressive cameo out wide, while defender Diogo Dalot received the lowest mark of 3 following a difficult defensive outing.
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