Manchester United's comeback victory over Roma was accompanied by another night of protests against the club’s ownership, with three supporters arrested for throwing objects onto the pitch at Old Trafford.The incident occurred in the 20th minute, with United trailing 2-0. Fans in the Stretford End threw tennis balls onto the field, forcing a temporary stoppage as players moved to clear them.United stun Roma with incredible comeback, Cunha is the hero!It was the second protest of the evening. Before kick-off, hundreds of green and gold balloons were held aloft and bounced around the stands as the Champions League anthem played. The colours have long been associated with demonstrations against the Glazer family, who have owned United for 21 years.Greater Manchester Police confirmed to The Athletic that 11 people were arrested in connection with incidents during Tuesday's match. Three arrests were specifically related to objects being thrown onto the pitch.Roy Keane rips into Man Utd: "If you can't take responsibility, get out of the way!"Four others were arrested on suspicion of various assault offences, including assaulting an emergency worker. Two arrests involved public order offences, while the remaining cases concerned fraud and a drugs offence.Frustration among United supporters has intensified amid a difficult run of results and growing criticism of the club's leadership. The Glazers, co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, director of football Jason Wilcox and chief executive Omar Berrada, have all faced anger from the stands during the club's recent home matches.Saturday, 19.30: (2.25) Manchester United (3.80) Aston Villa (2.90)Tuesday's 3-2 win over Roma brought an end to a nine-match winless run in all competitions stretching back to September. However, the atmosphere at Old Trafford had already turned hostile during the previous home fixture, a 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth.United will look to build on their victory when they host Aston Villa at Old Trafford on Sunday, November 8, in their final match before the international break.PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCHDAY 10FridayEverton – Coventry 3-1 (0-0)/Barry 56,61, Dewsbury-Hall 81 – Gboho 52/Saturday15.30: (2.65) Leeds (3.50) Tottenham (2.60)18.00: (1.17) Arsenal (6.75) Hull (15.0)18.00: (2.15) Fulham (3.70) Newcastle (3.10)20.30: (4.60) Nottingham Forest (4.40) Manchester City (1.67)Sunday17.00: (1.90) Brighton (3.80) Brentford (3.70)17.00: (5.30) Crystal Palace (4.60) Liverpool (1.55)19.30: (2.25) Manchester United (3.80) Aston Villa (2.90)***odds are subject to change***