Footage shows Bruno Fernandes seemingly arguing with Man City fan over ‘four-in-a-row’ jibe – as United captain points out the score after derby win

Footage has emerged of Bruno Fernandes seemingly arguing with a Manchester City fan after Manchester United’s derby win. 

Ruben Amorim led his side to a stunning 2-1 win at the Etihad in his inaugural Manchester derby thanks to goals by Fernandes and Amad Diallo. 

The United captain scored two minutes before Ivorian winger, wrong-footing Ederson to convert from the penalty spot.

And afterwards, the Portuguese midfielder was left delighted as he celebrated with the travelling United fans. 

Fernandes, after ‘four-in-a-row’ chants from City fans throughout the match, turned his attention to a home supporter and raised his fingers to point out the score. 

He paid tribute to Diallo’s ‘unstoppable’ form, after the 22-year-old won the penalty before scoring the winner. 

Fernandes scored from the penalty spot as the Red Devils came from behind to claim a 2-1 win

The Portuguese midfielder paid tribute to match winner Amad Diallo’s ‘unstoppable’ form

‘He’s been doing great things and there’s a lot more to come. He’s always active, always alive and this is why he gets the penalty and his goal,’ Fernandes told BBC Sport.

‘He’s been brilliant but I shouldn’t say much as we need to keep him going as we need him at this level. Like this he is unstoppable.’

Diallo has now scored two goals and provided six assists in the Premier League this season. 

Only Bukayo Saka (10) and Mohamed Salah (nine) have logged more assists than him in the league this season.

Diallo started just four league games under Erik ten Hag this campaign, and has already managed more since his departure (five).

‘He is eager for more. When you do the right things you get your chances, you get goals, you get momentum’, Fernandes added.

‘He has been really good for us. I want to keep him under the radar so that he goes still more and more because I want Amad to do this every game.

‘We know we have a quality team but not everyone has shown their quality at its best.’