Burnley on the spot late on to deny Manchester United

Substitute Zeki Amdouni's late spot-kick sealed relegation-threatened Burnley a late 1-1 draw to increase the spotlight on under-fire Erik ten Hag and stuttering Manchester United.

Old Trafford has been a happy hunting ground down the years for Manchester City great Vincent Kompany and his team made the short journey looking to boost their faint hopes of a great escape.

Antony looked to have pushed Burnley further towards the drop with a late strike, only for the otherwise impressive United goalkeeper Andre Onana to give away a late penalty, converted by Amdouni.

There were boos at the full-time whistle from a number of the home faithful at Old Trafford, where the travelling support applauded their players' efforts as they continue to scrap for survival.

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Bruno Fernandes hit a post during a bright United start, but Burnley grew into the game and Onana's spectacular reaction stopped Lyle Foster's bullet header.

United continued to toil and boos greeted the decision to take off Kobbie Mainoo for Scott McTominay, but the mood improved when Antony impressively capitalised on a Sander Berge mistake to score in the 80th minute.

The mood soon darkened again, though, as Onana clattered Amdouni as he tried to deal with a cross, with the substitute scoring from the spot after referee John Brooks reviewed the pitchside monitor.

This was another trough on this roller coaster of a season at Old Trafford.

David Datro Fofana got a warning shot on Onana's goal inside 20 seconds but United reacted well, with Alejandro Garnacho, Casemiro and Antony having attempts.

The winger twice called Aro Muric into action and Christian Eriksen saw an effort taken just off target as United fans gleefully chanted about Jurgen Klopp and