Andre Onana, the goalkeeper for Manchester United, expressed his elation following his exploits in the closing seconds that propelled the Red Devils to their initial triumph of the UEFA Champions League this season.

Tuesday night at Old Trafford, Manchester United defeated FC Copenhagen 1-0, thanks to a second-half header by Harry Marguire. The Cameroonian goalkeeper made a crucial save on a penalty kick.

As a result of the triumph, the Red Devils advance to the third spot in Group A and further pursue the knockout stages.

Andre Onana and his Manchester United teammates celebrated the penalty save. Attribution: @AndreyOnanaThe origin is Twitter.”I was simply carrying out my responsibilities,” he told TNT Football. “It was critical that we prevailed against a formidable opponent.” Having played an outstanding game, I am ecstatic about the victory. He added, “I am extremely pleased, and we must continue in this manner.”

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“Like I always say, we are Manchester United, a very big club, big players, so it was just a matter of time and we have to continue like this.”

Onana’s performances since joining the club during the summer transfer window have garnered severe criticism.

Nevertheless, it appears that the former Ajax goalkeeper has regained the form that persuaded United to pay an exorbitant sum for his services.

The former English champions acquired Onana from Inter Milan, according to premierleague.com.

Manchester United beat Copenhagen at Old Trafford

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Andre Onana’s last-ditch penalty save against FC Copenhagen was decisive in Manchester United’s Champions League victory on Tuesday, while Jude Bellingham scored once more for Real Madrid in their triumph over Braga.

Away from that, Sevilla was defeated in the deluge by Arsenal in Spain, and Galatasaray was defeated by Bayern Munich despite Harry Kane’s on-target performance.

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Saturday at the age of 86, United observed a minute of silence at Old Trafford in remembrance of Bobby Charlton, a legend for the Red Devils. Charlton passed away prior to the start of play.

Onana opens up on replacing De Gea

Andre Onana, the goalkeeper for Manchester United, has admitted that replacing David de Gea after the latter’s difficult start to the season has not been an easy undertaking, according to Sports Brief.

In five English Premier League matches, the Cameroonian has already conceded ten goals, three of which came in last Saturday’s defeat to Brighton and Hove Albion.

On Wednesday, the Red Devils embarked on their Group A UEFA Champions League opener in Germany, where the 27-year-old was accompanied by the team.