2—2 between manchester united and tottenham. united twice ahead, and twice pegged back by ange postecoglou's side with their new minority owner watching on. the result, though, helping them back up the premier league table. joe lynskey reports. in the stands at old trafford, a club's greatest manager and a club's newest hope. in discussion with sir alex was united's co—owner, sirjim ratcliffe, in place for the first time since his investment. in place for the first time someone who said he wants to take united back to where they used to be. as they faced spurs at home, they would start the day in ninth position. and yet in rasmus hoyland, united see a future. 20 years old, this was league goal number two and a glimpse of his potential. spurs still believe they are in a title race. they have a squad that is getting stronger. an injury crisis has seen richarlison rise.