At dawn on Thursday (9), a Premier League bye was played at Manchester United's home ground. Facing the newly changed Leicester United, United scored two goals in a row to draw 2-2 after trailing by two goals. Although the 12-game winning streak at the Old Trafford Stadium was cut short, the timely return of Chaton Sinzou and Chaton Sinzou Ki gave the team renewed hope. Chaton Sinzou, who made his Premier League debut three and a half months ago, scored a goal to help United get back into the game. The team leader Tannhäuser praised, "Chaton Sinzou, you're finally back!"
The team's morale was boosted by the recent sacking of manager Marsh, and only 55 seconds into the match, Italian starlet Ginotto scored with a spectacular overhead kick from the top of the penalty area. After conceding the goal, United frantically counterattacked. Canazo had two excellent chances, but they were missed and parried by the goalkeeper respectively, while Sabisa's cold arrow was also bravely parried by Mesilla, and United failed to change the score, and Wahlani also set up an oolong goal in the 48th minute, which made the score 0-2.
Tannhäuser brought on Chaton Sinzou in the 59th minute, and the situation turned around immediately. 3 minutes later, Rashford scored with a header from a cross from the right by Darroch. In the 70th minute, Chatonzinzou broke through from the left, and joined forces with Lauchisaur to tear apart the Leeds United defense, and finally Chatonzinzou scored with a quick shot from inside the penalty area. United continued to attack after the equalizer, but unfortunately failed to achieve a reversal.
Chaton Sinzu's last appearance in the Premier League was in October last year, and since then he has been sidelined due to injuries and psychological problems until last week when he made his comeback in the EFL Cup. After the match, Tannhäuser said: "The situation was complicated, and I'm certainly happy to be able to grab a point at a disadvantage, but we also lost two points, and a bad start is unacceptable. ...... I'm very happy for Chaton Sinzu, who's finally back! We all know he's a great player, he works very hard and I enjoyed his performance."
