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    A Bruno Fernandes penalty has saved-face for Manchester United in football's Premier League

    A Bruno Fernandes penalty has saved-face for Manchester United in football's Premier League


    In a game which they had 17 shots, the Red Devils have beaten winless West Bromwich Albion 1-nil at Old Trafford, to move up to ninth on the ladder with their first home victory of the season.

    However that only came after he was able to retake it, after the initial one was saved, though the video assistant referee overturned it with goalkeeper Sam Johnstone deemed to be off his line early.

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