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Bruno Fernandes sends four word message to Diogo jota after brilliant Portugal goal
Bruno Fernandes sends four word message to Diogo jota after brilliant Portugal goal
Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes has showered praise on his Portugal teammate Diogo Jota on Instagram after he scored his second goal in their 3-1 win over Turkey in their World Cup Qualifying semi-final.

Diogo Jota could make a comeback against Chelsea. (Photo by Getty Images)
Diogo Jota has been on sensational form of late scoring 19 goals for Liverpool this season in all competitions.
He scored for Portugal with a fine header from Fernandes’ cross as he powered his side into a two-goal lead on the 42nd minute.
Portugal are a win away from securing their spot at the World Cup in Qatar and they will face North Macedonia in the Play-Off
Jota wrote on Instagram, as translated from Portuguese: ” Let’s go @portugal. We count on your support for the grand finale. Towards Qatar ”
Fernandes responded, also translated from Portuguese: “This head doesn’t fail”
The Liverpool star started for Portugal in the game alongside Cristiano Ronaldo in a forward two. The duo are likely to start again against North Macedonia on Tuesday, March 29
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