After losing their opening match to Arsenal, United hoped to arrest their slide against Fulham, but they were unable to secure a convincing win.

One of the key factors that contributed to United's draw was their failure to convert their scoring opportunities into goals.

When given a penalty in the 32nd minute, Bruno Fernandes had the chance to give his team breathing space, but he missed the kick, which was his fifth penalty miss in the Premier League.

Matheus Cunha had a promising start, with three shots on goal in the first 13 minutes, but the team's overall performance was marred by their inability to capitalize on their chances.

United's manager, Ruben Amorim, will be concerned about the team's profligacy in front of goal, as they were unable to convert more than three of their 10 shots on target.

The team's striker, Benjamin Sesko, was particularly disappointing, with only one touch in Fulham's box in 38 minutes of play.

Fulham, on the other hand, identified a weakness in United's defense, targeting Luke Shaw, who was consistently targeted and ended up with the most touches and attempted passes in the game.

Amad Diallo's withdrawal in the 52nd minute was also counter-productive, as he had two shots on goal inside the Fulham box.

Overall, the game highlighted a clear disconnect between United's defense and attack, with the team struggling to create chances and capitalize on their scoring opportunities.

United will need to address these issues if they want to start winning games under Amorim's management.