Fans React as Manchester United Celebrate Derby Comeback in Style

Manchester United’s dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over Manchester City at the Etihad sparked jubilant celebrations in the dressing room—complete with an unexpected guest: a club chef.

The Red Devils were in high spirits after their thrilling derby triumph, which reignited their season and boosted squad morale. The lively post-match atmosphere was captured in a video shared on social media, where young winger Amad Diallo stole the spotlight.

Amad, who played a crucial role in the comeback by winning the penalty for Bruno Fernandes’ equalizer and scoring the decisive goal himself, was seen dancing joyfully alongside teammates Rasmus Højlund and André Onana. The celebration took a humorous turn when a club chef briefly joined the dance party, hilariously stepping in and out of the frame, much to the players’ amusement.

The lighthearted clip delighted fans online, with comments like:

“Not the chef joined them too hahaha.”“Vibes FC is back.”“The vibes are back at the club.”

Despite the joyous scenes, some fans couldn’t resist adding humor to the situation. One quipped, “At least they’ve forgotten they are 13th,” while another optimistically declared, “We are so back.”

Amad Diallo Earns Praise Amidst Derby Glory

Amad’s heroics on the pitch and his infectious energy off it earned him widespread praise. A fan remarked, “Amad is carrying this club so hard.” However, Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim tempered expectations, cautioning against putting too much pressure on the young star.

“We have to be very careful with Amad,” Amorim said. “Sometimes in our club, we place young players on a pedestal. Let’s stay calm with him.”

Rivalry Banter Adds Spice to the Derby Fallout

Adding fuel to the post-derby drama, Rasmus Højlund took aim at Manchester City’s Kyle Walker. After a heated exchange during the match, Højlund shared a cheeky poem aimed at Walker on social media.

Though the full content of the poem remains undisclosed, the playful jab has added an entertaining layer to the already intense rivalry, keeping fans engrossed in the banter as much as the action on the pitch.