Footage of Bruno Fernandes leaving Old Trafford after Tottenham game is going viral

A visibly frustrated Bruno Fernandes was among the first players to leave Old Trafford on Saturday after Manchester United threw away a one-goal lead against 10-man Tottenham.

It was an evening to forget for Fernandes, who produced a performance well below his usual high standards.

In fact, it took Fernandes 23 minutes to complete his first pass against Roberto De Zerbi's side, a stat that sums up what was an unusually subdued performance from the United captain.

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Fan footage of Bruno Fernandes leaving Old Trafford goes viral

After a well-taken opener from Bryan Mbeumo, Tottenham managed to snatch a point late on, when Dominic Solanke outmuscled Lisandro Martinez in the area to head home a deserved equaliser.

Fernandes looked distraught after the final whistle and, a short time later, fan footage emerged of the Portugal international leaving Old Trafford in a hurry.

X user Theeyetest posted a clip of Fernandes' swift exit alongside the caption: "Bruno Fernandes normally signs for fans after every game but was the first to leave vs Spurs and wasn’t happy."

Michael Carrick reacts to Old Trafford boo's at full-time

Speaking in his post-match interview, United head coach Michael Carrick admitted he was 'hurt' by the boos at full-time after United made it four games without a win in all competitions.

"It's not nice, it hurts a lot because I care about this club," he said on the boos. "But I understand the disappointment, the reality is what it is, we need to get back to winning games."

Carrick also touched on the performance of his players, adding: "It was a mixed game. We found it tough to start with. For a number of reasons, we were not quite there. You could see it was a challenging time.

"But the lads grew into the game, in the second half I thought we were better in everything.

"To get the game as we wanted it, in such a good position - we should see it through. We have to manage those situations. That's two late goals which have hurt us, and things look very different. That's the reality," he added.