London (England):Under Alex Ferguson, Manchester United was famous for scoring decisive winning goals late in matches. There is nothing comparable under the helm of current coach Erik ten Hag, who witnessed his players relinquish an undeserved lead deep in stoppage time and draw at Brentford 1-1 in the English Premier League on Saturday.
Following yet another uninspired display that further dented the club's Champions League hopes, Manchester United was in sixth place, eight points behind fifth-placed Tottenham. Brentford players kept United goalkeeper Andre Onana busy he made four saves and hit the woodwork four times.
Totally against the run of the play, United took the lead in stoppage time through substitute Mason Mount's effort past Mark Flekken. With victory in sight, United conceded three minutes later when Ivan Toney cut the ball back inside the area for the unmarked Kristoffer Ajer, who bagged his second goal in two matches to level.