Rashford had just been booked for bringing down Matty Cash and then proceeded to foul Leon Bailey after 62 minutes as boos rang around Villa Park.

IAN LADYMAN AT VILLA PARK: In a season of shuddering setbacks and personal humiliations, this will have felt like a little like a win for Erik ten Hag as Man United took a point away from Villa Park.

HENRY CLARK AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: The hosts were frustrated throughout much of game, as Forest held firm despite being reduced to 10 men.

CHRIS WHEELER AT VILLA PARK: Erik ten Hag was given a moment of relief as Man United survived a nervy Premier League clash against Aston Villa to see the points shared.

Despite lacking attacking threat, it was a resolute defensive performance from United, who had conceded six goals in their previous two matches against Tottenham and Porto.

Forest defender Neco Williams was seen shoving Chelsea defender Marc Cucurella into Blues boss Enzo Maresca.

Early in the first half TV cameras cut to Diogo Dalot taking a throw-in on the touchline, while a ball boy bearing a striking resemblance to Ten Hag watched on.

KIERAN GILL AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Maresca urged his players to carry on scrapping after another game in which they racked up enough yellows to ensure the FA's coffers will be boosted.

Manchester United's trip to Villa Park was halted as the game ticked over into added time.

Erik ten Hag has suggested he will talk with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS after Man Utd's draw at Aston Villa.

ASTON VILLA 0-0 MAN UTD: Erik ten Hag's players may have bought the Dutchman more time with a resilient display at Villa Park.

A late brawl erupted during Sunday's Premier League clash at Stamford Bridge.