PLAYER RATINGS: Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho produce dismal displays

Manchester United's stuttering Champions League hopes were dealt yet another blow after they conceded a last-gasp leveller to draw with Brentford.

Thomas Frank's side had missed a host of golden chances to take the lead and Ivan Toney saw a goal ruled out for the narrowest of offside decisions, but they secured a dramatic share of the spoils through Kristoffer Ajer's 99th-minute leveller.

United, firmly against the run of play, looked to have stolen all three points at the death themselves after substitute Mason Mount fired into the far corner.

But just three minutes later, a deft chip over the top of United's backline freed up space in behind and Ajer fired in from Toney's inch-perfect cutback, leaving struggling United 11 points adrift of fourth-placed Aston Villa.

Here, Mail Sport's CHRIS WHEELER has given his expert player ratings...

BRENTFORD (3-5-2)

MARK FLEKKEN 6.5 – Didn't have much do good but brilliant reflex save to deny Hojlund. Excellent distribution as well.

MATHIAS JORGENSEN 6 – Solid in defence and skimmed the bar with a header from a corner just after the half hour mark.

KRISTOFFER AJER 7 – Won his battle with fellow Scandinavian Hojlund, and then got forward to score the late equaliser.

NATHAN COLLINS 6.5 – Wouldn't have expected such an easy night against Garnacho but dealt comfortably with the threat.

MADS ROERSLEV 7.5 – One of three starters from team that won 4-0 in this fixture last season, and gave United plenty of problems down their left.

YEHOR YARMOLIUK 6.5 – Great chance to break the deadlock early in the second half but Onana was equal to it.

MATHIAS JENSEN 7 – Plenty of energy and ingenuity from the Dane. He scored one of Brentford's four goals last season and it could easily have been the same