'In one week, your life can change' - Man Utd hail 'hero' Bayindir
Altay Bayindir was the subject of ridicule after his last Manchester United performance. Now manager Ruben Amorim saluted the goalkeeper as "our hero" as he inspired them into the FA Cup fourth round.
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