Manchester United defender Patrick Dorgu has reportedly admitted that he took little satisfaction from scoring that dramatic 96th-minute equaliser in Sunday’s chaotic 4-4 draw against Aston Villa.
Despite finding a way back into the game after falling two goals behind on two separate occasions, the Danish international was clearly left frustrated by the overall result.
United showed character to fight back, but another disappointing defensive performance meant they could only collect one point at Old Trafford.
For Dorgu, the late goal was not enough to cover up the bigger problems facing the team. Scoring in the final moments should have been a special moment, but when the team continues to drop valuable points, individual achievements become difficult to celebrate.
The bigger concern is Manchester United’s position in the Premier League table. Their inconsistent performances have left them in serious trouble, with the pressure continuing to grow on Michael Carrick and his players.
Manchester United need more than dramatic comebacks. They need consistency, defensive discipline and players who can deliver results over 90 minutes. 😤
Dorgu also made it clear that every player must take responsibility, insisting that United need to fight for the manager, the club and the supporters.
His message was simple: a draw is better than a defeat, but Manchester United must start winning football matches.
With the international break approaching, Carrick has a huge job ahead of him. United cannot continue relying on last-minute goals to rescue disappointing performances.
The fightback showed character, but the league position tells a worrying story. 😭🔴
Sources: Manchester United · Goal report
