EPL: It's paying off - Sesko thanks Man Utd captain Bruno Fernandes

Author: Don SilasPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: United Kingdom

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EPL: It's paying off - Sesko thanks Man Utd captain Bruno Fernandes

Manchester United striker, Benjamin Sesko, thanked teammate Bruno Fernandes following the team's 2-1 victory against Brentford. Sesko emphasized the importance of their training together, which is paying off, and expressed his pleasure in playing alongside a player of Fernandes' quality. With goals from Sesko and Casemiro, Manchester United now sits in 3rd place in the Premier League table.

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