In a tight match against West Ham, Manchester United's run of consecutive victories was snapped when they managed only to draw after a late equalizer. The game saw limited opportunities for both teams in the first half, but West Ham's Tomas Soucek broke the deadlock early in the second half, putting the home team ahead. Manchester United struggled against a disciplined West Ham defense, showing a lack of creativity for much of the match.

Substitute Benjamin Sesko provided a spark for Manchester United after coming on in the 69th minute. As the game approached its conclusion, it seemed that West Ham would secure all three points, but Sesko's timely intervention helped the team salvage a point. His goal, which came from a well-placed cross by Bryan Mbeumo, showcased not only his skill but also his importance to the squad in critical moments. This late equalizer was significant for United, preventing a damaging defeat.

The draw is a worrying sign for Manchester United, who found themselves missing opportunities and failing to break down their opponent's defense for large portions of the match. With the VAR ruling out a potential equalizer from Casemiro earlier in the match, the stakes felt high, and the draw raises questions about the team's strategy moving forward. The implications are particularly relevant as United seeks to maintain momentum in an increasingly competitive league where consistency is key to securing top positions.