Benjamin Sesko helps Man United escape defeat in injury time

Playing away from home, Manchester United is determined to aim for their fifth consecutive victory.

In the first half, coach Michael Carrick's team held the ball up to 60% but encountered many difficulties in deployment. They only launched 3 shots in the first 45 minutes and could not penetrate the home team's defense in the context of West Ham playing tightly.

Stepping into the second half, the "Red Devils" still controlled the game, but West Ham was the team to open the score. In the 50th minute, Jarrod Bowen crossed from the right wing for Tomas Soucek to rush in and finish from close range, defeating goalkeeper Senne Lammens.

After conceding a goal, Man United pushed up the squad, continuously increasing pressure to find an equalizer. The final period of the match was therefore breathtaking when the referee awarded 7 minutes of added time.

M.U's efforts were finally rewarded in the 90+6 minute. Bryan Mbeumo crossed the ball from the right wing into the penalty area, creating conditions for Benjamin Sesko - a player who came on in the second half - to finish delicately in one touch, equalizing the score 1-1.

However, that was all Man United could do. In the end, they left the away field with a 1-1 draw.

This result stopped Man United's winning streak. After 26 rounds, they are fourth with 45 points, 2 points behind third-placed Aston Villa, while Aston Villa still has 1 match less played.