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Dorgu reflects on draw as United stay in drop zone

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Dorgu reflects on draw as United stay in drop zone

Patrick Dorgu reacted to the draw between Manchester United and Aston Villa, a match played this Sunday at Old Trafford. The game ended 4‑4. Man United remains in the relegation zone, with eight points from ten games, with Sunderland and Crystal Palace ahead of them.

The left‑winger said: “I’m not happy. We are in a difficult situation and we need to fight together to get out of it. A draw is better than a loss, but we had chances to win the game. Everyone must reflect and ask themselves if they are good enough. We have to fight for the manager and the club. We have to get out of this situation together.”

The Red Devils will go into the international break while they remain in the relegation zone to the Championship.

The comment was shared on Twitter on November 8, 2026.

Match details

Patrick Dorgu came on at the 66th minute.

He scored the equaliser in the 96th minute, securing the 4‑4 draw for Manchester United against Aston Villa at Old Trafford.

Aston Villa went 2‑0 up in the first four minutes, with goals from Alysson and Nicolas Jackson after defensive errors.

Bruno Fernandes reduced the deficit in the 15th minute, converting a penalty.

Youri Tielemans levelled the match at 2‑2 before halftime.

John McGinn scored from the penalty spot shortly after the restart.

Leon Goretzka scored the fourth goal, putting Villa back in front at 4‑2.

Joshua Zirkzee reduced the deficit in the 91st minute.

Manchester United travel to Liverpool after the break, although Carrick's presence on the opposing bench remains uncertain.

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