Bournemouth Saturday stunned Manchester United 3-0 at Old Trafford to record their biggest away win in the Premier League since 2019.
Domini Solanke put the Cherries ahead in just five minutes, before Philip Billing and Marcos Senesi fired Bournemouth to a historic victory.
The result was Bournemouth’s first win at Old Trafford and United have now lost 18 games in all competitions in 2023, their highest total in a calendar year since 1989.
A visibly disappointed Fernandez Fernandes said after the game: “We lacked many things and that’s why we didn’t get the result today.
“Everything was lower than the levels in the game before and that’s why when you play teams like Bournemouth, who are really aggressive and on the front foot, they press you, and you think it’s going to be easy, you get these kinds of results.
“Everything was under-performing. Creativity, movement and arriving with bodies into the box. Most of the time we arrived with one or two players, but in the last game we had more getting in the box to score a goal.
“Today, it was, as I said, under-performing. We just lack consistency and that’s a big part of football. It’s really important to be consistent every game and we’re not being.”
