# Manchester United 2-2 Newcastle: Rashford's Stoppage Time Heroics Secure Draw
## A Thrilling Encounter at Old Trafford
The match between Manchester United and Newcastle United was a rollercoaster encounter, filled with drama and late heroics. The game ended in a 2-2 draw, with both teams sharing the spoils after a tense and exciting encounter at Old Trafford.
## The First Half: A tale of Misses and Misses
The first half was a tale of missed chances for both sides. Manchester United struggled to break down a solid Newcastle defense, with Rashford and Weghorst both failing to convert chances. Newcastle, on the other hand, also struggled to find the back of the net, with their key striker, Alexander Isak, struggling to pose a threat. The half ended with the score still 0-0, but both teams had shown flashes of their attacking potential.
## The Second Half: The Goalkeeping Heroics
The second half started similarly to the first, with both teams continuing to create chances but failing to convert them. The game seemed to be heading towards a goalless draw until the 92nd minute.
## Rashford's Heroic Strike
In the 92nd minute of stoppage time, Manchester United's star striker, Rashford, emerged as the hero. Newcastle's defense, already struggling to contain United's attack, made a costly error. Rashford capitalized on this mistake, slotting the ball into the net and securing a vital point for Manchester United.
## Reaction and Impact
The full-time whistle brought a mix of emotions. Manchester United fans erupted in celebration, thanking Rashford for his late heroics. Newcastle supporters, meanwhile, were left frustrated but proud of their team's effort and resilience.
## Conclusion
This match will be remembered for Rashford's stoppage time heroics. His goal not only secured a draw but also highlighted his importance to Manchester United. For Newcastle, the draw keeps their hopes alive in the Premier League race, but the defensive lapses that led to Rashford's winner will need to be addressed in future matches.
In the end, both teams can take pride in their performances, but it's Rashford's late goal that will be the talking point long after the final whistle has been blown.