In the exchange, Bruno looked visibly frustrated as he spoke.
There was no attempt to disguise the result or pretend that United had been unlucky.
"Honestly, he was everywhere," he said.
"You would think you had closed one space, and then he was in another. If we tried to press him, he found the pass.
If we dropped off, he had time to turn and carry the ball. It was very difficult to play against him."
The interviewer asked whether Leo's influence had surprised him.
"Of course, you prepare for the opponent, you look at the players, you understand what they can do. But doing that on a screen and facing him on the pitch are different things.
He sees things very quickly, and he doesn't seem to need much time to make a decision. We were not good enough as a team, that is clear, but he made it very difficult for us."
