Manchester United failed to beat Aston Villa for the second time this week after drawing 2-2 during Saturday evening’s Premier League clash at Villa Park.
The Red Devils came into Saturday’s domestic clash against Steven Gerrard’s Villians off the back of a 1-0 victory against the same opponents in the Third Round of the FA Cup on Monday.
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However, despite going 2-0 up following a brace from attacking midfielder Bruno Fernandes, United was unable to hold on and eventually ended up sharing the points after Villa completed a second-half comeback.
Assessing his old side’s performance at the end of the game, ex-skipper Roy Keane picked out striker Edinson Cavani as Ralf Rangnick’s weak link and admitted to feeling surprised the South American was allowed to see out the full 90-minutes.