Manchester United's disappointing 1-1 draw with Burnley at Old Trafford has left fans frustrated and disappointed. Despite taking the lead through Antony's goal, self-inflicted errors cost United the win, with Andre Onana's penalty giveaway and Casemiro's bizarre back-pass being the culprits, according to Manchester Evening News. Here are three players who had a particularly poor outing:
1. Andre Onana - The goalkeeper's rash decision to clean out Zeki Amdouni led to the penalty that secured a draw for Burnley. Onana's inconsistency has been a concern all season, and this mistake may have cost United two crucial points.
2. Casemiro - The Brazilian midfielder's inexplicable headed back-pass to Onana was a moment of madness that put his teammate in trouble. Casemiro has been a reliable presence in midfield, but this error showed a lack of focus and awareness.
3. Rasmus Hojlund - The Danish striker struggled to make an impact against Burnley's physical defense, often finding himself isolated and unable to create chances. Hojlund's lack of movement and hold-up play made it difficult for United to build attacks, and his poor performance contributed to the team's disappointing result.