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Manchester United stun Roma with three-goal second-half Champions League comeback after dreadful start

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Matheus Cunha fueled a furious second-half rally to beat Roma 3-2, offering Michael Carrick relief on a thrilling European night that still revealed deeper systemic flaws

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If this feels like vindication for Manchester United, it shouldn't. The sort of unforgettable European night you could have been forgiven for thinking might be a long time in coming for this listing club, certainly.

A fresh start to a season that seemed on the brink, perhaps. And yet everything else does not go out of the window just because this team made Old Trafford roar again in a thrilling comeback to beat Roma 3-2.

A modicum of the commitment, energy and application they showed in the second half and United would never have been in the hole they found themselves in in the first.

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