Ralf Rangnick’s Manchester United continued with their lacklustre efficiency on Saturday, drawing 2-2 with Aston Villa.

United looked all set to win the video game 13 minutes staying after two Bruno Fernandes objectives.

However Jacob Ramsey and Coutinho, who came off the bench with 20 minutes to go having actually signed up with on loan from Barcelona in midweek, produced a famous comeback at the Villa Park.

Regardless of lacking Cristiano Ronaldo due to a hip injury, the Red Devils began with excellent intent with Fernandes providing the lead after his tame strike from range somehow bobbled through the legs of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez.

United might not hold on to their lead as Ramsey got the Villa Park crowd rocking with a well-taken finish with 13 minutes left.

And Roy Keane was disappointed with how United let the lead slip.

“For United, you get 2-0 in front and you think it’s video game over but then we saw the weak points in United: that do not have of control, especially in midfield, and they give away a number of objectives they’ll be disappointed with,”

“It reveals their imperfections. The table does not lie, they’re seventh now. There are still plusses, there is quality and we saw that today. However there’s still that bit of weak point. There was no aggression. United looked tired in the 2nd half.”

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