Manchester United faced Fulham in a gripping match at Craven Cottage, which ended in a 1-1 draw. The result leaves Fulham at the bottom of the Premier League table while United remains in 13th place. The game was marked by a late equalizer from Matheus Cunha, who scored in the 89th minute, salvaging a point for the visitors.

The first half saw both teams battling for control, but neither could break the deadlock, ending the half at 0-0. Fulham had more possession early on, but Manchester United created more scoring opportunities. The home side's defense held firm, despite the pressure from United's attack.

In the second half, disaster struck for Manchester United when defender Lisandro Martínez scored an own goal in the 63rd minute, giving Fulham a 1-0 lead. United responded with increased urgency, pushing forward to find an equalizer. Their persistence paid off when Cunha found the net after a well-placed assist from Patrick Dorgu.

Despite dominating the shot count, with United registering 25 attempts compared to Fulham's 11, the match highlighted ongoing issues for the Red Devils, particularly in converting chances into goals. The draw leaves United with much to ponder as they continue their campaign in a challenging Premier League season.