EPL: Dorgu Scores Late In Man United, Aston Villa Eight-Goal Thriller
Substitute Patrick Dorgu scored a dramatic 96th-minute equalizer to rescue a 4-4 draw for Manchester United against Aston Villa in a breathtaking eight-goal Premier League thriller at Old Trafford.
Aston Villa stunned Old Trafford early, taking a 2-0 lead within four minutes through quickfire goals from Alysson and Nicolas Jackson following defensive errors.
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However, Bruno Fernandes reduced the deficit from the penalty spot in the 15th minute before Youri Tielemans brought United level at 2-2 before half-time.
John McGinn converted a penalty shortly after the restart before Leon Goretzka added a fourth to put Villa back in total command at 4-2.
Joshua Zirkzee pulled one back in the 91st minute to spark hope before Dorgu (subbed on in the 66th minute) fired home in the 96th minute to cap off a remarkable comeback.
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United sit third bottom in the Premier League table with just eight points from 10 games and only Sunderland and Crystal Palace propping them up.
The Red Devils visit Liverpool after the break but, despite another spirited fightback, it remains questionable whether Carrick will be in the away dugout for that game.
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