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Cunha's comeback gives The Football Terrace plenty to argue about

Terry Flewers celebrates United's recovery against Roma without changing his verdict on Michael Carrick.

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CUNHA STUNNER COMPLETE EPIC COMEBACK! Manchester United 3-2 Roma Highlights

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2:30Terry says the comeback does not change his fundamental criticisms of United and Michael Carrick.
9:50Fernandes' missed penalty and retake prompt an explanation of encroachment.
12:25Terry revisits Cunha's goals, including the late strike that completed United's comeback.
29:25KJ and Keeping It Real join, offering contrasting readings of the performance.
51:30The panel debates whether victory will weaken support for planned Old Trafford walkout protests.
58:10Ray argues that Shea Lacey deserves to start ahead of Amad against Aston Villa.

Does a comeback win change the conversation? On The Football Terrace, it makes the conversation louder without necessarily changing anyone's mind.

Manchester United's recovery from two goals down against Roma supplied the most watched of the channel's fifteen new uploads, drawing nearly 97,000 views. Despite the word "Highlights" in its title, this is a reaction and review stream, with Terry Flewers revisiting Bruno Fernandes' penalty retake and Matheus Cunha's decisive strike. It also includes a betting-sponsor segment.

"I'm proud of that comeback. I'm proud of that work rate," Terry says. But his criticism of Michael Carrick survives the celebration. KJ worries that the result will keep the manager in place longer, while Keeping It Real singles out Leny Yoro's recovery defending. The panel finds room for both enjoyment and exasperation, sometimes in the same breath.

The comments pick up that tension: viewers discuss whether United's second-half pressing represents meaningful progress, whether Shea Lacey should start ahead of Amad, and whether it is enough simply to enjoy the win. One Arsenal supporter even sends Terry congratulations.

Elsewhere, Arsenal's win at Slavia Prague brought Viktor Gyokeres and Noni Madueke into the discussion. Manchester City's financial case remained a recurring subject, though the uploads' emphatic titles should not be mistaken for a confirmed outcome. The newest sanctions discussion is currently the channel's busiest video, followed by its roundup of Arsenal and Liverpool pundit reactions.

Subscribers held steady over the week, while daily viewing is below its usual level. The channel nevertheless collected roughly 1.3 million weekly views. Nearby, The Rest Is Football had a larger viewing week, while Rory Jennings finished with a similar total to The Football Terrace: plenty of football conversation to go around.

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What viewers say

Happy for you and Man U Terry. COYG
@paul824See it on YouTube
Lacey and Amas have to start the next game, no more RB experimenting on the left. Although the experience will be questionable they would instantly balance the team with two left footed players on the left side.
@jamp2770See it on YouTube
KJ is spot on.
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