BREAKING NEWS: coming from Fabrizio Romano, Erik ten hag is left furious with man united’s player after arsenal failed to get their place back in the Champions League qualification race. “He’s the worst thing that has ever happened to me i regret starting him in that match his ineffectiveness cost us today he should quit football and retire. He’s a mess”. Man United boss in rage over man united’s star display against Burnley.

Manchester United’s momentum faltered as they followed up their 4-2 triumph over Sheffield United with a disappointing 1-1 draw against Burnley at Old Trafford in the Premier League.

The match saw both teams create ample opportunities in the first half, with United dominating possession and coming close to scoring on multiple occasions. Alejandro Garnacho squandered a chance by sending a shot over the bar, while Bruno Fernandes struck the woodwork with a powerful volley.

Despite United’s dominance, Burnley also had their moments of sustained possession but failed to capitalize. The deadlock was eventually broken by Erik ten Hag’s side, courtesy of Antony’s first Premier League goal of the season, a well-executed finish into the bottom corner. However, Burnley quickly responded, equalizing from the penalty spot through Zeki Amdouni, following a clumsy header by Casemiro and a foul by Onana.

It was a mixed performance for United’s goalkeeper, Andre Onana, who made six saves, including four from shots inside the box. However, his foul on Amdouni, leading to Burnley’s equalizing penalty, marred an otherwise commendable display. Despite receiving praise for his shot-stopping abilities, Onana’s error proved costly.

Onana’s involvement in the game was significant, as evidenced by his 56 touches and his role in United’s long-ball style of play from the back. He completed seven long balls and 30 out of 45 passes, with one of his teammates, Rasmus Hojlund, benefiting from his distribution.

However, Hojlund’s performance was less impressive, as he received minimal service throughout the game, registering only 14 touches and failing to attempt a shot on goal. Despite Bruno Fernandes’ creative efforts, Hojlund struggled to make an impact and was criticized for his isolation on the pitch.

Footballwave’s post-match ratings gave Hojlund a low score of 2/10, highlighting his lack of involvement and service. The Danish forward’s goal drought has been a concern, with only one goal in his last ten appearances for club and country.

Looking ahead, United faces a challenging run of fixtures, including a crucial FA Cup Final. Hojlund will be eager to rediscover his scoring touch as the team aims to build momentum before key clashes, notably the Manchester Derby showdown at Wembley.