Fernandes was also seen furiously berating young winger Amad Diallo late in the contest. Henry highlighted the incident as a sign of true leadership, noting that Fernandes remained demanding of his peers even with the game comfortably won.
"He wanted the ball [off Amad Diallo], he wanted the ball," Henry added. "He gets the ball after but he’s flat-footed by that point. He wanted the ball from Amad Diallo, not Manuel Ugarte, and I wanted to show that because this is at 3-1 with just a few minutes to go.
"He killed Amad Diallo for at least seven seconds! That’s just him, he will argue with his Dad or with anyone but he still finds a way. Even when he wins he’s like that, he demands excellence from himself and his teammates. For me, that’s a real leader. Look at him, he’s still going at Amad! He didn’t like it."