Manchester United have one win from seven matches this season after Leeds draw

Manchester United faced Leeds United at Elland Road, ending the match in a 1-1 draw. The team showed a more committed performance under Michael Carrick, who implemented a changed formation. Despite the improved display, United struggled to secure their second Premier League win of the season, leaving them with only one victory from seven matches so far. The pressure on Carrick's position remains as results continue to disappoint.

United played without a recognised striker for most of the match, allowing Youri Tielemans to take a more offensive role. He assisted Bryan Mbeumo, who scored the opening goal in the first half. However, as the game progressed, United faded, conceding an equaliser to Dominic Calvert-Lewin following a poorly defended corner. This marked another instance of United being outrun during a match, raising concerns about their performance.

The match was framed as a potential turning point for United after a difficult week, including a defeat to Atletico Madrid. Carrick acknowledged the commitment shown by his players, noting that they needed to channel their determination into results. Despite the draw, he viewed the performance as a fresh start, highlighting the need for bravery and composure to win games for Manchester United.

Leeds manager Daniel Farke expressed disappointment with only securing a point against United, reflecting on his team's dominance during the match. He believed that Leeds had the upper hand, particularly in the second half, and felt they were unlucky not to win. Striker Calvert-Lewin echoed this sentiment, stating that they could have performed with more quality in the final third, especially in the first half.

via Sky Sports