Man Utd conceded from a corner at the start of the second half against Leeds in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon.

Harry Maguire was frustrated by Manchester United conceding from another set-piece against Leeds in the Premier League.

United had a one-goal advantage at half-time at Elland Road on Sunday afternoon, but Leeds equalised just five minutes into the second half, drawing level through Dominic Calvert-Lewin from a corner.

Carlos Baleba was responsible for marking Calvert-Lewin, but the striker got away to pounce and find the back of the net. The goal meant the points were shared - and United are winless in six matches.

United suffered a 2-0 defeat to Hull City on the opening day of the campaign, conceding twice from set-pieces, and Maguire was disappointed to have conceded from another corner against Leeds.

Maguire told MUTV: "It's a game where we got ourselves in a great situation at half-time, and we've been done by a set play, a corner. So when you come to these grounds and you come to these away games, you've got to do the basics well.

"And the basics is defending set plays. And you see at Hull, we got beat there against all with set plays and then today we felt comfortable in the game. We didn't give them much at all and then the set play changes the whole game.

"They had momentum. I felt like we weathered the storm really well for 15, 20 minutes. We had to dig in. Our togetherness, our fight, our spirit was there. Can we be better? Of course we can. We can show a little bit more quality, especially with the ball."

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Maguire continued: "I think we showed great fight, great spirit, great togetherness. But we have got to start winning football matches soon, and that's what Manchester United demands, and that's what us players demand.

"We got ourselves in a great position, and yeah, it was disappointing to concede that goal so early in the second half. It gave the crowd a big lift, great momentum. We had to weather the storm, like I said.

"I also think we can be better than that. We can play better with the ball, we can show a little bit more composure and bravery. But listen, I felt like the fight, the spirit, the togetherness, all those words you can throw at us was there today, and it was a good battle. I think in the end, a point is probably a fair result."

United have now conceded the joint-third most set-pieces in the Premier League this season, but the Reds take on Como in the Champions League on Wednesday next, a quick chance to return to winning ways.

"When you're not winning football matches, the best thing to have is games around the corner," Maguire said. "So, yeah, another great opportunity on Wednesday. Big game. Obviously disappointed to lose in Madrid in the week.

"Felt like we deserved something from the game, but we look forward to Como. We know they're a tough game. It's a quick turnaround. The lads need to be ready, need to be focused, need to prepare well, and we'll be ready to go."