Amazon Prime issued an on-air apology after Bruno Fernandes swore in his post-match interview following Manchester United’s thrilling Champions League win.The Red Devils pulled off a stunning comeback victory against Roma to potentially save Michael Carrick‘s job, as they fought back from 2-0 down at half time to win 3-2 in a classic at Old Trafford.Fernandes began the comeback as his United side claimed their first win since September 10GettyHeading into the game on a nine-match winless run, United looked set for a new low when they went two down inside the opening 17 minutes through a Matias Soule goal and Donyell Malen penalty.A dismal first half saw the home players booed off the pitch at half-time, and left under-fire boss Carrick fearing the worst.But his side came out fighting in the second half, and Fernandes kickstarted the comeback by pulling a goal back with a penalty.After seeing his initial effort saved by Devis Vasquez, a retake was ordered for encroachment and United’s skipper made no mistake second time round.Matheus Cunha then grabbed the equaliser on 83 minutes, before slamming home the winner three minutes later to spark bedlam.United held on to clinch a potentially season-defining win that relieved some pressure on Carrick, and emotions were running high when Fernandes gave a passionate post-match interview.Fernandes’ X-rated interviewSpeaking to Amazon Prime after his side’s win, Fernandes said he wanted to win ‘every f****** game’ for the club, and insisted his manager was right to drop him recently against Bournemouth.When asked whether the win saved Carrick’s job, Fernandes told Prime Video: “We don’t need to save anyone’s job.“The club needed that win. The players needed that win, it’s something that we needed as a group of players and staff.“We’ve been working so hard to get out of this situation altogether, there has been a lot of speculation in the media.View Tweet: https://t.co/39fSw7jEPvThe United skipper’s retaken penalty got his team back into the gameAFP“There has been stuff about me and the manager, that we had ‘clear the air’ (talks) and then nothing of that happened.“The manager took the decision to put me on the bench because I wasn’t performing and that’s fair.“Everyone felt that was a punishment for the words that I had, and if it was, it was right, the manager is the one who makes the decisions, I have to accept them and go forward with that.”Fernandes, who openly criticised Carrick’s tactics before being dropped, instead passionately defended his boss and the club.He rounded off: “It doesn’t change how I feel about this manager, the players and everyone in this clubs and it doesn’t change my aim to win every f****** game that I have ahead of me.”The interview ended shortly after Fernandes’ expletive, with Amazon host Gabby Logan then being forced to apologise for his language when the coverage returned to her pitch-side.Cunha scored twice inside four minutes to complete a dramatic turnaround at Old Trafford, before being sent off minutes later for a second yellow cardGettyFernandes previously publicly hit out at Carrick’s tactics after a 4-1 Champions League to defeat to Como last month.The Portuguese playmaker was then dropped for United’s 3-0 home defeat to Bournemouth before rumours of the pair having clear-the-air talks emerged – which the player has now denied.He returned to the starting line-up in the 2-0 defeat at Chelsea on Saturday and kept his place in the victory over Roma.