Manchester United come from two goals down to beat Roma 3-2 - but what are the other best fightbacks in Champions League history?

Red Devils are 17th in Premier League after worst start in 40 years

Red Devils’ captain had a mixed night in Champions League

Midfielder limped off in Champions League clash

Bruno Fernandes held nothing back as he discussed his Michael Carrick 'fallout' in a fiery post-match interview

Michael Carrick's half-time speech has been revealed after he inspired Manchester United to a 3-2 win over Roma.

Manchester United star Matheus Cunha may have landed himself in hot water following his actions in the Champions League win over Roma

OPINION - GEOFF MAYNARD: Two goals down and playing like a drowsy fly stuck in a spider's web, Manchester United came back out like a herd of stampeding wildebeest in the second half.

Terry Devlin's double denied Swansea the chance to take top spot in the Championship as in-form Portsmouth won 3-1 at Fratton Park.

Jonathan Varane denied Burnley a first win under new boss Fabio Celestini as QPR fought back for a 1-1 draw.

Sydie Peck bagged a first-half hat-trick as Sheffield United edged past Preston 3-2 at Deepdale.

Stephy Mavididi's first goal for Watford earned head coach Alessio Dionisi crucial breathing space with a gritty 1-0 win over toothless Lincoln at Vicarage Road.

Samuel Edozie's second-half equaliser ensured Southampton and West Brom shared the points from a 1-1 draw at The Hawthorns.

Alex Cochrane scored inside a minute as Birmingham buried Millwall with a first-half goal rush to earn a 3-0 win in the Championship at St. Andrew's.

League One's two most in-form sides shared the spoils as Huddersfield and Luton drew 1-1 at Accu Stadium.

Sam Dalby's sixth goal of the season earned Bolton a 1-0 victory at misfiring Charlton.

Norwich piled more pressure on Derby boss John Eustace after thrashing the Championship strugglers 4-0 at Pride Park.

Jack McGlynn scored an audacious free-kick as Stoke held off a late Blackburn comeback to win 2-1 in the Championship.

Britain's Jodie Burrage has received death threats and abuse on social media after she was beaten in the first round of the Chennai Open on Tuesday.