Spurs were in complete control against Manchester United at Old Trafford, but Bryan Mbeumo turned it all upside with one moment of quality, only for Dominic Solanke to equalize in stoppage time.

Five points in five Premier League games so far is not the start Manchester United would have envisaged. The squad’s fitness has been called into question, while both the attack and defence have

Michael Carrick witnessed yet another disappointing performance from his players as the pressure rises.

Two teams desperate for a win slugged it out at Old Trafford, and neither got it.

Manchester United welcomed Tottenham Hotspur to Old Trafford in their first match since the international break.First halfSenne Lammens gave the Old Trafford faithful a scare when his poor pass

Cerys Jones, Elias Burke and Thom Harris analyse the main talking points from Manchester United's draw against Spurs

Solanke was given the honour of pulling on the armband and being the captain despite not being part of the five-man captaincy group.

Two struggling giants and two under-pressure coaches meet at Old Trafford with Tottenham still searching for its first league win.

Manchester United host Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford on Saturday after the international break, with both clubs under pressure from poor Premier League starts. Tottenham sit bottom with only a couple of points from five matches,

For Roberto De Zerbi and Tottenham, there was relief at salvaging something from a game that had looked to have slipped through their fingers. For Michael Carrick and his muddled Manchester United, there were more questions than answers after another deeply unconvincing outing.

While De Zerbi recognised it was "not the right reaction", he said Spurs have played "without this blood" for "a long time".