Erik ten Hag’s attack has risen to the challenge on tour but he will be worried about how they crumbled in the second half - while Donny van de Beek must play a lot better... SIX THINGS WE LEARNED during Man United's 2-2 draw with Aston Villa

Manchester United fell to a second-half comeback as Aston Villa rescued a late 2-2 draw in Perth.

Jadon Sancho put the Red Devils ahead in the 25th minute and a Matty Cash own goal handed Erik ten Hag's side a 2-0 lead at the break.

Leon Bailey pulled one back shortly after the second-half before Calum Chambers completed the comeback deep into added time.

Ten Hag's front three continues to link up well

Manchester United fans had good reason to wonder where the goals would come from in the absence of last season’s top scorer Cristiano Ronaldo, but Erik ten Hag’s side have risen to the challenge on tour.