Manchester United's struggles continued under caretaker boss Darren Fletcher as they were held to a 2-2 draw at Burnley. Benjamin Sesko scored twice early in the second half to put United ahead, but Jaidon Anthony's fine strike in the 66th minute earned the hosts a point.
Burnley took the lead after 13 minutes when Bashir Humphreys' cross deflected off Ayden Heaven and looped over goalkeeper Senne Lammens. Heaven, aged 19 years and 107 days, became the youngest United player to score a Premier League own goal.
Sesko levelled with a superb finish after a slide-rule pass from Bruno Fernandes, then put United ahead with another impressive strike. But after Fernandes was substituted on the hour mark, United lost their way and Burnley equalised six minutes later.
Shea Lacey almost won it late on with a 25-yard effort that hit the crossbar, but United lacked the craft and quality to secure victory. The result leaves Fletcher's side frustrated after a match they should have won.
Heaven's defensive lapse for the opener was a key talking point, as he was slow to close down the danger. Despite recent praise for his performances, this error highlighted the inexperience in United's backline.
