I can't believe what Bruno Fernandes did in dying moments of Manchester United win vs Luton

The record books will mark it down as another Manchester United win. The reality is that it was another match that should have been put to bed early but somehow ended up being a dramatic contest.

Luton Town deserve huge credit for the way they dug deep to cause United issues on Sunday evening, though at the same time, United ended the game deserving of the three points they had.

A lack of control has been a huge problem for United all season, and even in victory, Erik ten Hag has harsh questions to answer about their tactical set-up and their inability to manage a game properly.

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Luton were allowed 72 transition opportunities in the match (effectively meaning chances to counter), the third-highest total for a team in a Premier League match this season.

Yet what was most alarming was the dreadful decision-making from some United players, which was best summed up by what Bruno Fernandes did in the dying moments of the match.

Not only were there a number of clear chances to kill the game off in the second half, but in the penultimate minute of the match, United could have all but ended the game early when they won a corner kick.

It looked like the perfect opportunity to take the sting out of the game and grind out a narrow victory over their plucky opponents. Yet, they ended up gifting them the chance of a dramatic equaliser when Fernandes took the set-piece short and tried his luck from an unfavourable angle.

"That's madness from Fernandes to hand the ball back to Luton," Gary Neville said on commentary. "Just keep it in that far side."

Fernandes had