Manchester United drew 1-1 with Leeds United and are now below Aston Villa in the Premier League table after Unai Emery's side beat Newcastle United at St James Park

Manchester United are now below Aston Villa and Newcastle United in the Premier League table after drawing 1-1 with Leeds United at Elland Road.

The club's winless streak across all competitions now stands at six matches after losing two more points from a winning position. Bryan Mbeumo gave Michael Carrick's side the lead ten minutes before half-time, but Dominic Calvert-Lewin equalised early in the second half.

United also scored the first goal against Everton and Tottenham Hotspur, leading twice against the former, only to draw. A two-goal advantage was also squandered against Brighton & Hove Albion in the Carabao Cup.

Three of United's five matches before the November international break are at home. However, first up is a trip to Como in the Champions League on Wednesday.

They then return from Italy and host Bournemouth on Sunday, a week on from the Cherries' first Premier League win of the season. United then head to Stamford Bridge on Halloween and will face a free-scoring Chelsea team.

November then begins with back-to-back home matches against Roma and then Villa. The latter moved a point ahead of United in the Premier League table with a 1-0 win over Newcastle at St James' Park.

They host Viking in the Champions League on Wednesday before welcoming Manchester City to Villa Park three days later. Unai Emery's side have an additional match during this block of fixtures as they face Bournemouth in the Carabao Cup fifth round.

Fulham head to the West Midlands on Halloween, having won their first Premier League match of the season against Hull City. November begins for Villa with a trip to Camp Nou as they take on Barcelona.

They will then travel to Old Trafford for their second consecutive away match. United have won their last six home matches against Villa.

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Newcastle face just four matches over the next three weeks as they are not playing in UEFA competition this season after finishing 12th last term. They visit Crystal Palace next weekend, fresh from Brighton's 5-0 win over the Eagles.

Matthias Jaissle's men will play Everton twice in five days next up, beginning with a Carabao Cup fifth-round tie at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Newcastle then host them in the North East, their first home match since the 1-0 reversal against Villa.

Fulham are the opponents in their final match before the break. Newcastle have lost their last two matches at Craven Cottage.