The Cottagers fought back from behind at Craven Cottage to earn a point against Ruben Amorim’s side, who remain winless after two games of the 2025–26 campaign.
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"The resilience to come back. We knew that the difference could be made off the bench. It is better to not lose, and we are able to get a good point against a good team,” Iwobi told Sky Sports.
“We knew that we would be able to get behind their two midfielders and that their centre-backs would want to jump – we exploited that today."
Manchester United will next visit League Two side Grimsby Town for a Carabao Cup second-round tie on Wednesday, before returning home to face newly promoted Burnley in the Premier League.