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UEFA confirm Matheus Cunha’s fate after red card in Man United’s sensational Roma comeback

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UEFA have confirmed their final decision on a further punishment for Matheus Cunha after Man United's incredible comeback against AS Roma.

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Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha has discovered whether he will face an additional ban following his red card during Tuesday’s sensational comeback against Roma. Cunha scored a sensational brace in the closing stages of United’s Champions League meeting with Roma at Old Trafford, completing a rousing comeback that has earned Michael Carrick a stay of execution.

United found themselves trailing by two goals inside 17 minutes, due to strikes from Matías Soulé and Donyell Malen. But the Red Devils were handed a lifeline at the hour mark when Cunha won a penalty, which was converted by Bruno Fernandes.

After an encroachment gave him a second opportunity, the United skipper made no mistake at the second attempt. United toiled without much reward until Cunha pounced on a missed clearance and tapped in from close range to level at 2-2.

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