Jesse Lingard's stoppage‑time strike denied Burnley a famous English Premier League win at Old Trafford this morning but he could not stop Manchester United's fading title hopes from suffering another blow.
United and Burnley drew 2-all.
United had 75% of possession after the break but struggled to turn their pressure into clear chances until the ball broke to Lingard on the edge of the area in the 91st minute, and he fired into the bottom corner.
It was a dramatic end to a thrilling game but still represents two points dropped for United, who conceded a late equaliser against Leicester a few days ago.
Jose Mourinho's side are 12 points behind Premier League leaders Manchester City, who play Newcastle on Thursday.
In other matches, Tottenham defeated Southampton 5-2 and Chelsea beat Brighton 2-nil,
Meanwhile, Liverpool is leading Swansea 4-nil in the second half.
Source: BBC
