The streak is over.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was expected to become the first Premier League manager to
win his first seven games in charge of a new club but he will instead have to be content with merely
equalling Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti’s records of six.

After a lively start to the Premier League encounter, Burnley stunned the home crowd when they went
ahead in the 51st minute following a mistake in midfield from Andreas Pereira.The Clarets then scored a
second goal with nine minutes to go.

Manchester United scored twice in the final three minutes to earn a 2-2 draw with Burnley at Old
Trafford.

Paul Pogba scored a penalty on 87 minutes to pull a goal back before Victor Lindelof got his first for the
club two minutes into injury time to earn a point after substitute Alexis Sanchez.

It was only Andreas Pereira's third start since August but the Brazilian international could not make the
most of the chance. Competition for the places in midfield will be reduced once Marouane Fellaini
completes his move to the Chinese Super League but Pereira may be forced to wait for another go.

United remain unbeaten under the Norwegian, winning eight times and drawing once in the nine
matches he has been in charge of so far.

But the draw means United fail to move level on points with fourth-placed Chelsea, while Burnley go up
a place to 15th, four points clear of the relegation zone.

According to :
www.espn.co.uk and www.soccerladuma.co.za