"For 90 minutes, you have to be so consistent in everything you do. Sometimes it slips away from you, and it can change everything."
"So I think consistency is the first thing, consistency in doing whatever you think is the best for the team, because that has to come first over everything. You can't do anything without thinking of the team first. There's nothing more important than the team. You have to put yourself in the best position to help the team. And when I'm on the pitch, that's the thing that I have most in my head - to do my things will help the team to become better. I have to be the most consistent and accurate player I can be, not with the ball, but also without the ball, and in things that you have to say to your team-mates when you want to change something position-wise. If little things change, it can go against you."
Manchester United have taken four points from their first three Premier League games and face Manchester City in their fourth match. The season began with a 1-0 defeat by Arsenal, a 1-1 draw with Fulham in which Bruno Fernandes missed a penalty, and a 3-2 win over Burnley sealed by a 97th-minute Fernandes penalty after an earlier EFL Cup exit to Grimsby Town. Fernandes has created the most chances in the Premier League so far (12 overall, eight from open play). The priority identified is maintaining steady, team-focused performance levels and eliminating small lapses that can change results.
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