Bruno Fernandes Matches Vidic’s Red Card Record for Manchester United

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Bruno Fernandes has etched his name into the record books for an unwanted reason, becoming the first Manchester United player since Nemanja Vidic in the 2008/09 season to receive three red cards across all competitions in a single campaign.

Opta statistics confirm that Fernandes, known for his creativity and leadership on the pitch, has also drawn attention for his fiery temperament this season. His third dismissal came during United’s latest fixture, putting his side under unnecessary pressure and sparking debate among fans and pundits alike.

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Vidic’s three red cards in 2008/09 were part of a season in which United still managed to secure the Premier League title. Whether Fernandes’ contributions, both positive and controversial, will lead to similar success remains to be seen.

The Portuguese playmaker’s passion is undeniable, but finding the balance between aggression and discipline will be crucial as United navigates the remainder of the season.

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