Galatasaray 3-3 Man United: Familiar flames of dismay consume Erik ten Hag's side once again as they throw away two-goal lead in thrilling draw to leave Champions League hopes on a cliff-edge

It rained all morning and it rained all afternoon and it rained all evening in Istanbul. United played some wonderful football and scored three superb goals in a stadium notorious for its intimidating atmosphere but two dreadful mistakes by their goalkeeper, Andre Onana, allowed Galatasaray to recover twice from two-goal deficits to claim a 3-3 draw that leaves Erik ten Hag’s side bottom of Group A with one game left. Manchester United's hopes of qualifying for the knockout stages of the Champions League are now hanging by a thin thread Despite taking a two-goal lead, Erik ten Hag's side allowed Galatasaray to come back into the match, with the home side going on to secure a 3-3 draw at RAMS Park They got off to a flying start in Istanbul with Alejandro Garnacho scoring early on in the match Your browser does not support iframes. Bookings: Fernandes, Amrabat, Shaw, Wan-Bissaka Goals: Garnacho 11'; Fernandes 18', Mctominay 55' Manager: Erik ten Hag Referee: José María Sánchez Martínez Attendance: 52,280 Galatasaray nearly equalised straight away. Mauro Icardi looked to have scored a second before half-time but his goal was ruled out for offside After the break, Scott McTominay restored United's two-goal lead, stretching to tap the ball in at the near post But Ziyech would hit back again from another free-kick, which Onana fumbled into his own net It was a tough one for the Man United shot-stopper, who failed to control the awkward ball, deflecting it into the back of his own goal Ziyech would have a part in Galatasaray's third goal too, playing an excellent ball into substitute Kerem Akturkoglu who fired past Onana It means United will now have to win their remaining group game against Bayern Munich to qualify for the knockouts They remain bottom of Group A after Copenhagen drew with Bayern Munich in the late kick off Onana’s error gave Galatasaray and their fans fresh hope and it did not take long for them to capitalise on it.