- Man United vs Aston Villa ended 2-2 at Old Trafford in an entertaining Premier League clash
- Grealish and Mings scored for Vila but Heaton's own goal and Lindelof's header brought United back into the game twice
- United slipped to ninth on the log as Villa are three points above the relegation zone
Man United vs Aston Villa finished 2-2 at Old Trafford as the Red Devils recorded consecutive draws against newly-promoted sides.
Jack Grealish scored a stunner for Villa but Tom Heaton's own goal leveled it for United.
Victor Lindelof put United back in front before Tyronne Mings responding to earn a point for Villa.
The away side took the lead in spectacular fashion as the Grealish scored a brilliant individual effort that left David De Gea helpless in goal to stun the crowd at Old Trafford.
Trezegeut thought he had put his side 2-0 up after he was on hand to tap-in from close range but the referee's assistant raised his flag for offside.
Three minutes before half time, Rashford got the equalizing goal for United as short corner was whipped in by Andreas Pereira for the Englishman to head home and make it 1-1.
However, the goal was counted as a Heaton's own goal.
United came out stronger in the second half as Anthony Martial and Aaron Wan Bissaka brilliant forced saves from Heaton.
But their persistence paid off in the 64th minute as Lindelof took advantage of a misjudged header by an Aston Villa defender to nod the ball home to make it 2-1.
The Villans responded soon after as Mings took advantage of a sloppy defending from United to drill in an assist from Matt Targett to make it 2-2.
Both teams went on to share the points, with the Reds Devils slipping to ninth with 18 points, one behind Arsenal who also drew 2-2 with Norwich.
