In the 10th round of the Premier League, Manchester United drew 4-4 with Aston Villa at home. In the 96th minute, Patrick Dorgu scored with a header, helping Manchester United secure a last-gasp equalizer. After the match, Patrick Dorgu spoke to Sky Sports about the team's current struggles, his feelings after scoring the equalizer, and how Manchester United can climb out of the relegation zone.
Reporter: Patrick, I don't think I've ever seen someone score such a late equalizer and look so unhappy standing here. How do you feel?
Patrick Dorgu: Yes, I'm not happy. We're in a very difficult situation right now, and we need to fight together to get out of it. Of course, a draw is always better than a loss, but I think we had better chances, and we should have won this game.
Reporter: Yes. What are your thoughts on how the team and the manager can turn this situation around?
Patrick Dorgu: We just need to... everyone needs to look at themselves and ask if they are doing enough. We need to fight for the manager, we need to fight for the club, and we must stick together to get out of this difficult situation.
Reporter: You must be aware that this result, combined with other scores, has put you in the bottom three. Is that truly painful as a Manchester United player?
Patrick Dorgu: Yes, of course it's painful. But there are still many games to play, and we need everyone to quickly get back into form after the international break. Then we need to start winning and escape the relegation zone.