Manchester United once again let valuable points slip on Wednesday night, being forced to settle for a frustrating 2–2 draw against Burnley in the Premier League.

The hosts initially capitalised on fortune as Ayden Heaven turned the ball into his own net, handing Burnley a flattering lead.

United responded through Benjamin Sesko, who briefly dragged his side into control with two outstanding goals that showcased his finishing quality.

However, Jaidon Anthony tormented Lisandro Martinez with sharp footwork before curling a superb equaliser beyond the goalkeeper.

All eyes were on interim head coach Darren Fletcher, who took charge on the touchline after the sacking of Ruben Amorim.

While there were no surprises after seeing the starting XI, Fletcher made a key tactical decision in the 84th minute that would have impressed United supporters.

Manuel Ugarte was the only defensive midfielder remaining on the pitch after Fletcher took off Casemiro for Kobbie Mainoo in the second half.

With United searching for a winner, the former United midfielder showed courage by taking Ugarte off for Shea Lacey in the 84th minute.

This move clearly signalled that Fletcher wanted his players to go all in for their third...