Erik ten Hag held a crucial, yet impromptu, tactical meeting with Bruno Fernandes that changed the game between Manchester United and Chelsea on Saturday.
The Red Devils extended their unbeaten run in all competitions to six games at Stamford Bridge after fighting back to claim a late draw. They had been on top for much of the Premier League clash, but fell behind when Jorginho converted a penalty after Scott McTominay brought down Armando Broja.
Going behind convinced Ten Hag to make a tactical switch, which he communicated to his players through captain Fernandes. And it was an instruction that directly led to Casemiro heading in United's equaliser on the stroke of full-time.
