The Red Devils created plenty of chances against the Clarets at Old Trafford, but they were unconvincing with their end product on many occasions.

Antony eventually capitalised on a defensive mistake to give them the lead, but a penalty conceded by Andre Onana saw the Clarets equalise.

McTominay came on as a substitute in the second half, but he picked up an apparent knee injury on the back of a robust and timely challenge.

He had to be replaced by Mason Mount soon after and United manager Erik ten Hag has confirmed that he will be assessed by the medical team.

The Scot only recently returned from a minor knee concern and his fitness could be a potential worry for both United and his national side.

Scotland will be at the European Championship in Germany this summer and not having McTominay in their squad would be a massive blow.

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