Manchester United came from behind twice to seal a point against Aston Villa in a chaotic 4-4 draw on Sunday but it took two goals in injury time, from Joshua Zirkzee and Patrick Dorgu, for Michael Carrick's side to avoid a third defeat on the spin in the Premier League.

Despite nabbing a draw when it looked like they were heading for another loss, United are still in the relegation zone. Michael Carrick's side have eight points after 10 games and sit 18th in the table -- just above Sunderland and Crystal Palace.

United defender Dorgu said that he is "not happy" despite scoring a 96th-minute equaliser against Villa.

"I don't feel happy, we are in a bad situation. We need to fight together to get out of it," Dorgu told Sky Sports after the match.

"A draw is better than a loss but I think we had the better opportunities and we should have won this game."

"Everyone needs to look at himself and ask if he's doing enough. We need to fight for the coach [Carrick] and fight for the club and we need to get out of this together," Dorgu said.

Asked if it "hurts" to be in the bottom three as a United player, Dorgu said: "Of course it hurts but there are a lot of games left."

Matheus Cunha, who scored twice in United's thrilling 3-2 comeback win over Roma in the Champions League last week, also didn't appear particularly happy post-match despite the last-minute draw.

"So tired. I feel so disappointed because, after the other night, we talked a lot about changing our mentality. But we did it again, we conceded some goals. We need to play like Manchester United and go forward and have a bit more courage.

"And we show character after we concede goals but if you do that before [show character and score goals first] then we can win more games," Cunha said.

When asked why he thinks United are making life so hard for themselves -- by having to come from behind -- Cunha said: "I don't know, to be honest. Everyone is trying to get some answers for that.

"We need to change the mentality to go and do this [score goals] from the beginning."