In a memorable outing for Bruno Fernandes, he marked his 250th appearance for Manchester United with a dazzling display, leading the team to a emphatic 3-0 victory over Leicester City.

Under the interim management of Ruud van Nistelrooy, who bid farewell to his short tenure with a convincing win, United showcased renewed determination, securing their third win in four matches following the sacking of Erik ten Hag.

Fernandes opened the scoring with a precise finish, which set the tone for the afternoon. He was also key in what became known as an own goal by Victor Kristiansen, following a strong build-up by the Red Devils.

To cap off his illustrious performance, Fernandes provided an excellent assist for Alejandro Garnacho’s strike, sealing a comprehensive victory that delighted the home fans.

While United’s attack looked more potent, Leicester, despite strong periods of pressure, struggled to capitalize on their chances. Wilfred Ndidi notably squandered a golden opportunity to equalize, shooting straight at United goalkeeper Andre Onana when well-placed.

This miss proved costly, as Leicester ended the match suffering their heaviest league defeat of the season.

As new head coach Ruben Amorim prepares to take the reins, this victory offers a solid foundation for his imminent arrival. Although the table shows United lingering in the bottom half, Van Nistelrooy’s return of three wins and a draw provides a silver lining for the direction the club is heading.

The fans paid tribute to the Dutchman at full-time, recognizing his impactful influence during his brief spell in charge.