Bruno Fernandes sends message to ex-Manchester United teammate as squad problem identified

Here are your Manchester United evening headlines on Sunday, September 10.

Bruno Fernandes says it was "good to see" former Manchester United teammate Martin Dubravka after the pair faced off on international duty earlier this week.

Fernandes netted the winning goal on Friday evening as Portugal beat Slovakia 1-0 in Bratislava, slaloming through opposition defenders before arrowing an effort past Dubravka. His strike continued a perfect qualification campaign for Roberto Martinez's side who now have 15 points from five matches.

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Dubravka had a night to forget after he was accidentally kicked in the head by another former Reds teammate, Cristiano Ronaldo. The 38-year-old was stretching for a loose ball and saw his boot catch the goalkeeper across the face - he was booked for his troubles.

Dubravka enjoyed reuniting with old teammates and posted two pictures on his Instagram alongside Fernandes and Ronaldo. He wrote: "Nice to see a good old friends".

Read more about the United reunion here.

Former Arsenal and England defender Martin Keown believes Harry Maguire has become a scapegoat at Manchester United - pointing to midfield as the heart of the issue.

Maguire has endured a torrid time at United since the arrival of Erik ten Hag last summer. The 30-year-old was almost instantly shipped out of the starting line-up after a nightmare start to the campaign.

The England international has often come in for criticism over the last 12 months, some of which has been unfair.

Maguire's first appearance of the season came off the bench against Arsenal, but United have continued to struggle defensively with or without him. And Keown believes the former Leicester man is an easy target for