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Manchester United were held at home by Burnely (1-1) this Saturday afternoon in the Premier League.
United probably said goodbye to the Top 5… On the occasion of the 35e day of the Premier League, the Red Devils conceded a draw (1-1) against Burnley, this Saturday at Old Trafford.
The Mancuniens nevertheless thought they had three points of victory after Antony’s opening score, but Erik ten Hag’s men conceded a penalty at the very end of the game, following a clumsy exit from Onana (88e).
In the standings, Manchester United remains 6th with six units behind Tottenham (5e), which has two matches less. For its part Newcastle, who crushed Sheffield United (5-1), came back one step behind the Red Devils.
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