- Man United were held to a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford by Arsenal
- United have now collected just nine points from seven matches
- They currently sit 10th on the standings, 12 points behind leaders Liverpool
Man United were on Monday night, September 30, forced to a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford to continue with their shaky Premier League start.
The result now leaves Ole Gunnar Solskjaer under immense pressure as the draw set up a historically negative record.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer cuts a dejected face after their Premier League against Wolves. Photo: Getty Images
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United opened the scoring just before the break through Scott McTominay’s deflected strike from 22 yards.
However, Arsenal restored parity in the 59th minute, with Gabonese hitman Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang brilliantly lifting the ball over David de Gea.
The goal was nearly ruled for an offside, but the referee allowed it to stand after checking with VAR.
Neither side could find the back of the net in the subsequent minutes, with the Gunners sneaking with a point away from home.
Whereas the north London side may be contented with the draw, it does not augur well with United who are keen to get their campaign back on track.
According to Opta, the Red Devils' haul of a paltry nine points from their opening seven league games is their lowest at a top-flight term since the 1989-90 season.
The Old Trafford dwellers currently sit 10th on the log, a staggering 12 points behind league leaders, Liverpool.
