Manchester United were held to a 1-1 draw by Burnley at Old Trafford, with a late penalty from Zeki Amdouni canceling out Antony’s goal and costing United crucial points.
Antony broke the deadlock for United in the 79th minute with his first league goal of the season, putting them on course for victory. However, Burnley capitalized on a defensive lapse, with goalkeeper Andre Onana giving away a penalty that Amdouni converted to level the score.
Onana’s mistake mirrored his earlier error against Wolves, raising questions about his decision-making and costing United a chance to secure consecutive league wins.
Despite United’s disappointing result, Burnley’s late equalizer keeps them within striking distance of safety, sitting just two points behind Nottingham Forest.
Manager Vincent Kompany emphasized Burnley’s belief and determination, highlighting their upcoming crucial fixtures against Newcastle and Tottenham.
For Manchester United, the draw adds pressure in their quest for European qualification, with Newcastle now hot on their heels in the race for the Europa League spot.
Antony’s performance was a bright spot for United, with the Brazilian winger showing glimpses of his potential throughout the match, culminating in his decisive goal.
The draw leaves Manchester United still searching for consistent form under Erik ten Hag, raising further scrutiny over the team’s direction and future prospects in the Premier League.
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