7 Jan 2026

2 - 2

FT

Manchester United

A. Heaven 13' (og)J. Anthony 66'

B. Sesko 50', 60'

(HT 1-0) (FT 2-2)

Burnley vs Manchester UnitedResults & stats,

Key Events

BUR

MUN

L. Foster
Yellow card
J. Anthony
M. Edwards
2 - 2
1 - 2
B. Sesko
P. Dorgu
1 - 1
B. Sesko
B. Fernandes
A. Heaven
Own goal
1 - 0

Stats

BUR

Summary

MUN

35%
Ball possession
65%
0.32
Expected Goals
2.68
7
Total shots
30
1
Shots on target
10
2
Corners
6
9
Fouls Committed
8
3
Offsides
0
15
Throw ins
15

BUR

Attacking

MUN

7
Total shots
30
1
Shots on target
10
1
Shots off target
13
5
Blocked shots
7
2
Counter Attacks
1

BUR

Passing

MUN

5
Total crosses
18
310
Total passes
577

BUR

Duels

MUN

1
Air challenges won
2
2
Air challenges lost
1

BUR

Defence

MUN

18
Goal Kicks
3
7
Saves
0
8
Free Kicks
12
12
Clearances
8
12
Interceptions
5

BUR

Discipline

MUN

2
Yellow cards
0
0
Red cards
0

Injuries and Suspensions

Injuries and Suspensions

No sidelined players

Burnley

11%316

28%820

Manchester United

61%1,795

Match details

Premier League - Game Week 21

7 Jan 2026 - 15:15

Turf Moor

Latest News

Man Utd boss bemused Kyle Walker wasn't sent off for stamp
Darren Fletcher was left bemused that Kyle Walker wasn't sent off for stamping on Patrick Dorgu during Manchester United's 2-2 draw with Burnley in midweek. Fletcher oversaw his first game as interim boss following Ruben Amorim's sacking on Monday as United failed to come away from Turf Moor with all the spoils. And after the midweek stalemate, the Scot was surprised Walker didn't see red.
D. Fletcher Burnley
Man Utd fans accuse Walker of 'vicious' stamp on Dorgu
Manchester United fans are incensed that Burnley star Kyle Walker did not receive a red card for an apparent stamp on Patrick Dorgu. The former Manchester City full-back appeared to slam his right foot into the Dane's left hamstring without making contact with the ball in the 2-2 draw at Turf Moor on Wednesday. Now, United fans want the Football Association to take action over this "vicious" foul.
P. Dorgu
Sesko goes from zero to hero but United drop more points
The change in coach did nothing to change the fortunes of Manchester United as the Red Devils were held to a 2-2 draw at battling Burnley on Wednesday in their first game since sacking Ruben Amorim. Benjamin Sesko scored twice in quick succession to give United the lead in the second half after falling behind to an Ayden Heaven own goal on a cold night at Turf Moor. But in the end they had to make do with a third draw in a row against teams fighting against relegation as Jaidon Anthony struck back for the Clarets.
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