Manchester United failed to score for the 12th Premier League game this season, and the second time in just a matter of days, as they drew 0-0 in a drab derby with Manchester City - and Rasmus Hojlund has been scorned by United writer Samuel Luckhurst for 'dawdling' despite his side needing a goal.

United's struggles in front of goal have been no secret, with only the bottom three alongside West Ham United and Everton scoring less than the Red Devils in the Premier League, having scored just 37 goals so far this season. A large part of that has been down to Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee's failures in front of goal, scoring just three goals each in a torrid campaign.

That continued into Sunday's clash, with Hojlund having touched the ball twice in City's half during the first 45 minutes, where he offered little goal threat in a huge derby game. And with United failing to score yet again, and thus passing up on making ground on the top half, the Red Devils now languish seven points from 10th-placed Bournemouth.

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