The seventh round of the Premier League ushered in a focus game, as Manchester United went away to challenge Aston Villa. The game ended 0-0, with neither side able to break the deadlock. This draw not only caused Manchester United to lose three consecutive games in the league, but also suffered five consecutive draws in all competitions. The team's state is worrying.

At the beginning of the game, Aston Villa was particularly active with the advantage of being at home, but the opportunity to open the scoring unexpectedly fell to Manchester United. Only 4 minutes into the game, Rashford broke through from the left and fired a powerful shot, which almost changed the score, but was saved by Martinez. Despite this, Manchester United failed to maintain this momentum. Their offense throughout the first half seemed a bit sporadic and lacked effective teamwork.

At the same time, Aston Villa also tried to find opportunities to score. Morgan Rogers and Jaden Fillogen's two shots were threatening, but both failed to hit the target. As the game progressed to about 30 minutes, Manchester United gradually regained some control. However, facing the opponent's tight defensive line, the Red Devils were never able to find a breakthrough.

Shortly after the start of the second half, Manchester United made substitution adjustments. The injured Maguire was replaced by De Ligt, while Lindelof replaced Mazraoui. This adjustment seems to have brought some changes to Manchester United, and they are more active in the competition near the midfield. Rashford, in particular, tried to take a shot after receiving a pass from his teammate during a quick counterattack, but unfortunately the ball went slightly wide.

Bruno Fernandez's free kick in the 68th minute almost became the best scoring opportunity of the game. The ball hit the crossbar and bounced off, which made everyone present feel regretful. In the subsequent games, the two teams went back and forth, attacking and defending each other, but neither could change the score on the field.