Manchester United's friendly against Leeds United was cut short due to a bizarre incident involving selfie-seeking fans. The match, which was being played at Croke Park in Dublin, was halted for over 30 minutes as five young boys breached security and ran onto the pitch to take photos with Bruno Fernandes. The Portuguese midfielder was in the middle of a thrilling cameo, having been introduced in the 60th minute and immediately making an impact. He received a standing ovation, hit the bar, had a goal disallowed, missed a penalty in a shoot-out, and lifted a trophy. The incident was a shame, as it disrupted the flow of the game and prevented United from building on their early lead. The team in red had much the better of the opening exchanges, with Diogo Dalot having the first shot that went over. However, the majority of the crowd got what they wanted in the 15th minute when a slick counter-attack ended with Bryan Mbuemo sliding a pass into Joshua Zikzee, who rifled past James Trafford with a first-time finish. Zirkzee is unlikely to be part of Carrick's squad beyond the transfer window, with interest from clubs in Italy. Despite this, his attitude was exemplary, and he played as if he was desperate to change his manager's mind. The game was also about Leeds, whose summer has been encouraging and whose confidence from staying up last season has evidently enabled them to blossom. You would be way off the mark if you include them in your conversations about which clubs are going to be relegated next May, and the sense they showed to stay with Daniel Farke has paid off.