Late VAR called to rule out a penalty saved Manchester United as they played out a 2-2 against Bournemouth, MySportDab reports.
Both teams lived up to expectations in the match which saw them both making enough for themselves from the kickoff to the end.
It wasn’t bad for the home side who ensured they gave it a good run and for Erik Ten Hag’s side, it was another difficult game in which they struggled all through.
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The match was close between both teams who came in with a lot of objects and aimed to ensure they made something off the encounter.
Bournemouth drew first blood in the game after a wonderful goal came from Dominic Solanke in the 16th minute with an assist from Senesi to make it 1-0.
Things weren’t that bad for Manchester United who were able to make a comeback in the 31st minute which was converted by Bruno Fernandes to make it 1-1.
The game looked sharp from both ends before Justin Kluivert scored to get the home side back in front with a beauty which Senesi made the assist as things turned 1-2.
Manchester United were unable to make anything else as they were behind 2-1 against Bournemouth after 45 minutes of action played between both teams.
The second half resumed with a lot expected to come from both teams with the away side needing to make sure they pulled a stunner if they wanted something good.
Bournemouth continued holding on fine to their lead as the second half continued with their opposition pushing so hard to try and equalize.
Manchester United were able to make the comeback as Bruno Fernandes made it count once again making it a brace and 2-2 in the 65th minutes from a penalty.
There were late call for a penalty which saw VAR coming to play and overturned the decision which no penalty was awarded as Manchester United settled for a 2-2 draw against Bournemouth.
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