Burnley ends Solskjaer's winning streak

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's triumphant start as a Manchester United coach ended in a 2-2 draw at home against Burnley in the English Premier League, but his team avoided defeat by an animated uprising that led to two late goals.

Burnley raised the score to 2-0 with two goals from Ashley Barnes and Chris Wood before Manchester United prevailed in the final minutes and scored a penalty shot by Paul Bugba at the 87th minute, then by Victor Lendelov in stops.

Solskjaer has won his first six Premier League matches since being named to succeed Jose Mourinho in December. United lost the opportunity to tie points with Chelsea, fourth.
Burnley, unbeaten for five games and 15th, qualified in the 51st minute when Barnes opened the ball after a Jack Cork pbad.

The visitors doubled their lead in the 81st minute when Wood turned his head to the goal with an occasional pbad from Ashley Westwood, according to Reuters.

But United narrowed the gap when Jesse Lengard fell to the surface after Jeff Hendrick's hamstring to penalize Pogba.

In the second minute Burnley's Tom Heaton a lead, but Lindelov had to keep the ball in the net.