Manchester United set comeback record in 4-4 draw with Aston Villa
Two stoppage-time goals rescued a point at Old Trafford, but United entered the international break in 18th place with eight points from 10 matches.

Manchester United twice recovered from two-goal deficits against Aston Villa to draw 4-4 at Old Trafford, becoming the first Premier League team to erase that margin twice during a single match.
Villa led 2-0 inside four minutes after goals from Alysson and Nicolas Jackson. Bruno Fernandes and Youri Tielemans brought United level late in the opening half, before John McGinn and Leon Goretzka restored the visitors' two-goal advantage early in the second.
United's second recovery came in stoppage time, when Joshua Zirkzee and Patrick Dorgu scored to salvage a point. The result nevertheless left United in the relegation zone heading into the international break, with eight points from 10 Premier League matches.
Speaking to Sky Sports News afterward, Carrick expressed frustration that United had not won, saying they had created enough chances and controlled much of the match. He praised the players' character and attacking quality but said costly moments were undermining their performances.
United next travel to Liverpool after the November international break, seeking only their second league victory of the season.




