Bruno Fernandes worked hard during the match against Leeds United on Sunday, but his performance fell short in terms of attacking quality, contributing to Manchester United's frustrating 1-1 draw at Elland Road.

The game saw Bryan Mbeumo put United ahead in the 35th minute, only for Dominic Calvert-Lewin to equalize shortly after halftime. With 38.7% possession, Fernandes spent much of the match without the ball, limiting his ability to influence the game from his preferred positions.

Key performance highlights:

• Passing Accuracy: 62% (23 successful passes out of 37 attempts)
• Chances Created: Only 1 chance throughout the match
• Shots Attempted: 3 shots, with 1 on target
• Expected Goals: Approximately 0.07

Despite these statistics, Fernandes demonstrated significant physical effort, covering approximately 11.4 kilometers, one of the highest distances in the team. His commitment to pressing and supporting the midfield was notable, especially amid ongoing questions regarding his form and fitness.

However, Manchester United needs more than just hard work from their captain. They require his creativity and ability to control the game to improve their current form. The performance rated 6.5/10 reflects an industrious effort but ultimately lacked the influence expected from United's primary creative force. Moving forward, the team will need a more impactful contribution from Bruno Fernandes to break their poor run.