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Manchester United Fight Back to Draw Four-All Against Aston Villa
Reported by Danish Ansari (Fact-Checker) · Indian Express - Sports ·
Confirmed by a second source: Google News - UK Sports
Manchester United fought back from two goals down twice to secure a wild four-all draw against Aston Villa at Old Trafford in an eight-goal match.
The Match
United fell two goals behind in the opening minutes after mistakes by the defence and goalkeeper Senne Lammens. Alysson Edward scored in the second minute, and Nicolas Jackson added a second soon after, marking the earliest United has ever trailed by two goals in the Premier League. Bruno Fernandes scored from a penalty in the sixteenth minute, and Youri Tielemans equalised just before halftime.
The Second Half
Defensive errors continued after the break when Diogo Dalot gave away a penalty that John McGinn scored in the forty-eighth minute. Leny Yoro then accidentally deflected the ball toward his own goal, allowing Jackson to set up Leon Goretzka for Aston Villa's fourth goal in the fifty-third minute. Substitute Joshua Zirkzee scored in the ninety-second minute to spark a comeback, before Patrick Dorgu headed in a corner in the sixth minute of added time to level the score.
Context
Despite the late comeback, the result leaves Manchester United in the eighteenth position in the Premier League relegation zone. The team faces a difficult upcoming match away against arch-rivals Liverpool after the international break.
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