Andre Onana’s Tackle Echoes Controversial Incident in Manchester United’s Opening Game

Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana’s reckless charge from his line cost his team victory as Burnley’s Zeki Amdouni converted a late penalty to secure a crucial point in the Premier League clash at Old Trafford. Despite Antony’s 79th-minute goal giving United the lead, Onana’s mistake allowed Burnley to equalize.

This incident was reminiscent of the opening game of the season when Wolves were denied a penalty after a similar tackle by Onana. The referee missed the incident on that occasion, but the video assistant referee intervened this time, awarding Burnley a penalty which Amdouni duly converted.

The draw leaves Burnley just two points away from safety, with manager Vincent Kompany expressing hope and belief in his team’s ability to secure their Premier League status. On the other hand, United’s struggles continue, with the team failing to secure back-to-back league wins since February.

The match also highlighted the performance of Antony, who scored a well-taken goal but missed several chances to increase his tally. Despite his goal, questions remain about his overall impact since his big-money move to United.

In the end, it was Onana’s mistake that proved costly for United, as Burnley capitalized on the opportunity to secure a valuable point in their battle against relegation. The result leaves both teams with contrasting fortunes as the season enters its final stages.