Manchester United were held to a 1-1 draw by the ten men of Tottenham Hotspurs in their EPL match at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils who took the lead through Bryan Mbeumo failed to make the most of their man advantage and a determined Tottenham got a deserved equalizer through Dominic Solanke.
The match burst to life in the second half, and it was Man United who scored despite Tottenham dominating the better part of the match.
Mbeumo collected a pass from Mattheus Cunha before slotting the ball into the far post from an acute angle for the lead.
He was foiled by the goalkeeper as he tried to double the advantage, and Tottenham were reduced to 10 players when Rodrigo Bentancur was sent off for headbutting Luke Shaw.
Despite the player deficit, Tottenham continued to push in attack but were not punished in defence, and they got a deserved goal two minutes after 90 minutes, Solanke got goalside of defender Lisandro Martinez to glance home a header to ensue the match finished 1-1.
Man United have six points from six matches, a tally that means Michael Carrick’s side are witnessing the club’sr worst start to the season in 40 years after six matches in 40 years, specifically the 1986/87 season where they pooled five points after six games.
They are in 12th place, while Tottenham remain winless but earned a third draw to move off the bottom of the table up to 18th place with three points.
