Fernandes said a rally from 2-0 down to beat Roma can turn around Man United's season as he took aim at "lies" about his relationship with under-fire manager Michael Carrick.
Fernandes kickstarted the Red Devils' fightback after a miserable first half at Old Trafford threatened to extend a nine-game winless run.
The Portuguese midfielder scored from the penalty spot at the second attempt after being handed a reprieve by encroachment from a Roma defender when his first effort was saved.
Matheus Cunha then struck twice in the final 10 minutes to complete the comeback and get United's Champions League campaign back on track after defeats to Atletico Madrid and Como.
"Fans want to win games. They've been used to seeing this club winning trophies, winning games every week and for them it's been so frustrating to see the club in this situation," Fernandes told Amazon Prime.
Source: The Standard Sports