United Kingdom midfielder Bruno Fernandes' crucial penalty propels Manchester United to a dramatic win over Burnley, saving manager Ruben Amorim from a possible setback and alleviating the blunder by keeper Altay Bayindir.

In a nail-biting encounter at Old Trafford, Manchester United secured their first win of the Premier League season, edging past Burnley 3-2.

The Red Devils' performance was a mixed bag, with Joshua Zirkzee's movement and passing providing space for his team-mates, but his finishing left room for improvement. Mason Mount, on the other hand, displayed a thrilling performance justifying his starting place, only to be forced off at half-time due to injury.

Burnley's Jaidon Anthony capitalised on a mistake from Altay Bayindir to score the visitors' second equaliser, while Bryan Mbeumo restored United's lead after a driving run from Diogo Dalot. Mbeumo gave a brilliant performance throughout the game, coming close to scoring twice before finally finding the back of the net.

Diogo Dalot's performance was a rollercoaster, with moments of imprecision balanced by impactful actions, including setting up Mbeumo's goal. However, Bayindir's performance was marred by two costly mistakes that led to goals against him.

Ruben Amorim's team showed signs of the performance he desired, but anxious moments highlighted the need for more team discipline and a new goalkeeper. The new shot-stopper for United, Senne Lammens, suffered an injury during the match.

Matheus Cunha made a promising start before being forced off midway through the first half with an injury. Kobbie Mainoo's performance did not convince the manager to give him a regular starting spot, while Noussair Mazraoui came on as a late replacement for Leny Yoro.

The game saw a series of near-misses, with Benjamin Sesko missing two headers for United, a concern for the striker as he did not start the game. Leny Yoro had a good early header saved but was caught unawares for the first equaliser.

The decisive moment of the game came in the dying minutes, as Bruno Fernandes converted a last-gasp penalty to give United a hard-fought 3-2 win. Matthijs de Ligt's failure to get back in position allowed Lyle Foster to score Burnley's first goal, underscoring the need for improved defensive discipline.

The victory marks a significant milestone for Manchester United, who will be hoping to build on this result and climb up the Premier League table.

United Kingdom midfielder Bruno Fernandes' crucial penalty propels Manchester United to a dramatic win over Burnley, saving manager Ruben Amorim from a possible setback and alleviating the blunder by keeper Altay Bayindir.