YOUR TOY'S BROKEN JIM

Hojlund and Rashford find some form but United twice give the lead away

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SIR JIM RATCLIFFE will have a better idea of what he has bought into having seen Manchester United in the flesh - an expensive toy that does not work as it should.

Twice yesterday they led at Old Trafford, through goals by Rasmus Hojlund and Marcus Rashford, but twice they were pegged back by a Tottenham side that were good value for their point.

Had United stolen a win in the fifth minute of added time when Scott McTominay wasted a free header, it would have been hard on Spurs.

Without captain HeungMin Son, away at the Asian Cup, and other significant allies, the visitors gave every bit as good as they got in the North-west. They looked the more cohesive side as United remained a frustration, lacking urgency at times.