Fernandes sets record as Manchester United win but Brighton still qualify for Europe
Bruno Fernandes set a new Premier League record for assists during Manchester United's victory over Brighton. Despite the loss, Brighton secured a spot in the Conference League for next season due to results elsewhere. Manchester United's win marked a successful start to Michael Carrick's tenure as permanent manager.
- ▪Bruno Fernandes broke the Premier League record with his 21st assist of the season.
- ▪Brighton will compete in the Conference League next season despite their loss.
- ▪Manchester United's victory was the first game under Michael Carrick as permanent manager.
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Bruno Fernandes celebrates breaking the Premier League record for assists with Kobbie Mainoo after Patrick Dorgu scores Manchester United’s first goal. Photograph: David Klein/ReutersView image in fullscreenBruno Fernandes celebrates breaking the Premier League record for assists with Kobbie Mainoo after Patrick Dorgu scores Manchester United’s first goal. Photograph: David Klein/ReutersPremier LeagueFernandes sets record as Manchester United win but Brighton still qualify for EuropeJohn Brewin at the Amex StadiumSun 24 May 2026 13.20 EDTLast modified on Sun 24 May 2026 13.32 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleSussex by the sea will host Conference League football next season even if Brighton could not meet their side of the bargain.
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