Manchester United vs Aston Villa
Kickwise AI before kickoff: Manchester United (41%)Final 4-4Wrong
Manchester United
Aston VillaMatch debrief
Match summary
Manchester United and Aston Villa drew 4-4. It was level at 2-2 at half time. Manchester United came from behind to draw.
- 0-1Alysson Edward Franco da Rocha1′
- 0-2Nicolas Jackson4′
- 1-2Bruno Fernandes (pen)16′
- 2-2Youri Tielemans44′
- 2-3John McGinn (pen)48′
- 2-4Leon Goretzka53′
- 3-4Joshua Zirkzee90′
- 4-4Patrick Dorgu90′
Alysson Edward Franco da Rocha opened the scoring for Aston Villa (1′). Nicolas Jackson made it 2-0 for Aston Villa (4′). Bruno Fernandes pulled one back for Manchester United from the penalty spot (16′). Youri Tielemans levelled for Manchester United, set up by Noussair Mazraoui (44′). John McGinn put Aston Villa ahead from the penalty spot (48′). Leon Goretzka made it 4-2 for Aston Villa, set up by Nicolas Jackson (53′). Joshua Zirkzee pulled one back for Manchester United, set up by Patrick Dorgu (90+2′). Patrick Dorgu levelled for Manchester United, set up by Bruno Fernandes (90+6′).
Cards and VAR
Yellow cards: Manchester United 1, Aston Villa 1.
In numbers
Manchester United had 56% of the ball. Shots: Manchester United 26 (9 on target), Aston Villa 12 (6). Expected goals (xG): Manchester United 3.63, Aston Villa 2.94. Top rated: N. Jackson (Aston Villa), 8.3.
Kickwise AI before kickoff
- Manchester United
- 41%
- Draw
- 26%
- Aston Villa
- 33%
With the confirmed lineups.
The AI's pick: Manchester United (low confidence). Final 4-4. Wrong
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Match facts
- Competition
- Premier League · England · Regular Season 10
- Kickoff
- Stadium
- Old Trafford, Manchester
- Referee
- Chris Kavanagh
- Goals
- Manchester United: Bruno Fernandes (pen) 16′, Youri Tielemans 44′, Joshua Zirkzee 90′, Patrick Dorgu 90′Aston Villa: Alysson Edward Franco da Rocha 1′, Nicolas Jackson 4′, John McGinn (pen) 48′, Leon Goretzka 53′
Questions and answers
Who won Manchester United vs Aston Villa?
Manchester United and Aston Villa drew 4-4 in the Premier League, so neither team won. Aston Villa scored through Alysson Edward Franco da Rocha (1), Nicolas Jackson (4), John McGinn (48, penalty) and Leon Goretzka (53). Manchester United replied through Bruno Fernandes (16, penalty), Youri Tielemans (44), Joshua Zirkzee (90) and Patrick Dorgu (90).
Who scored in Manchester United vs Aston Villa?
Manchester United: Bruno Fernandes (pen) 16′, Youri Tielemans 44′, Joshua Zirkzee 90′, Patrick Dorgu 90′. Aston Villa: Alysson Edward Franco da Rocha 1′, Nicolas Jackson 4′, John McGinn (pen) 48′, Leon Goretzka 53′.
Did the AI predict Manchester United vs Aston Villa correctly?
Before kickoff the Kickwise AI gave Manchester United 41%, the draw 26% and Aston Villa 33%, and picked Manchester United. The final score was 4-4, so the pick was wrong.
What were the key stats of Manchester United vs Aston Villa?
Manchester United had 56% of the ball. Shots: Manchester United 26 (9 on target), Aston Villa 12 (6). Expected goals (xG): Manchester United 3.63, Aston Villa 2.94. Corners: Manchester United 8, Aston Villa 1.
Who was the best player in Manchester United vs Aston Villa?
Top rated: N. Jackson (Aston Villa), 8.3. He scored 1 of the goals.
Were there any red cards in Manchester United vs Aston Villa?
No player was sent off.
When and where was Manchester United vs Aston Villa played?
Manchester United vs Aston Villa was played on Sunday 08 November 2026, with kickoff at 16:30 UTC. The Premier League match took place at Old Trafford in Manchester. The referee was Chris Kavanagh.
Who started for Manchester United and Aston Villa?
Manchester United started in a 4-2-3-1 under coach M. Carrick: S. Lammens, N. Mazraoui, L. Yoro, H. Maguire, Diogo Dalot, Y. Tielemans, K. Mainoo, A. Diallo, Bruno Fernandes, Matheus Cunha and B. Mbeumo. Aston Villa also lined up in a 4-2-3-1 under Unai Emery: Z. Suzuki, T. Harwood-Bellis, V. Lindelöf, Pau Torres, I. Maatsen, B. Kamara, L. Goretzka, Alysson Edward, J. McGinn, J. Manzambi and N. Jackson.
Who refereed Manchester United vs Aston Villa?
Chris Kavanagh was the referee.