Cesc Fabregas made a humiliating revelation after Como's 4-1 victory, rubbing salt into Manchester United's wounds.

Como manager Cesc Fabregas revealed after his side's 4-1 victory over Manchester United that he instructed his players to ease up late in the match. Speaking after the Champions League win at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium, Fabregas admitted he regretted telling striker Anastasios Douvikas to stop running and hold his position, which allowed United to pull a goal back in stoppage time.
Nico Paz scored twice alongside goals from Douvikas and Jacobo Ramon to give Como a commanding 4-0 advantage before Joshua Zirkzee scored a late consolation. The result left United sitting 20th in the Champions League table, with Michael Carrick facing mounting pressure regarding his position as manager.
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