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Fernandes could have also landed in hot water with the Football Association over a potential push on a linesman as frustrations boiled over.
However, Andy Madley spotted the incident during the game and didn’t deem it worthy of action, excluding it from his post-match report.
It was an afternoon to forget for Fernandes and the rest of Ten Hag’s squad, who will be desperate for Thursday’s Europa League clash with Real Betis to arrive quickly.
That will now be viewed as a must-win game, as will United’s last Premier League game before the international break on Sunday against recently-resurgent Southampton.
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