Manchester United beat West Ham United 3-1 at the London Stadium following a brilliant second-half rebound likened to the one at Southampton a week ago.
Thomas Soucek gave West Ham a merited lead in the primary half, when they were a lot of the better side and could undoubtedly have been more than one deserved goal ahead.
Sebastian Haller botched a thrilling chance when he slipped in the wake of going past goalkeeper Dean Henderson. In the subsequent half, Jarrod Bowen additionally botched an incredible opportunity before an open net in the wake of being set up by Vladimir Coufal.
Manchester United levelled through a wonderful Paul Pogba strike from a distance. There was some discussion about whether Henderson’s pass to Fernandes had left play prior to twisting back in.
Be that as it may, there were no questions about the quality goals from Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rashford, as United won their ninth consecutive away game in the group.
Here’s the manner by which every player fared for Manchester United:
Henderson – 7/10
He made two or three heavenly spares in the game, including one ahead of schedule to deny Pablo Fornals. He sprung well to one side to prevent a late free-kick from Aaron Cresswell also.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka – 7/10
Wan-Bissaka had a fantastic game protectively. He made a basic mediation to forestall Bowen from putting West Ham up 2-0 with a thrilling sliding tackle.
Victor Lindelof – 6/10
Lindelof did fairly against Haller for the greater part of the game, denying the West Ham striker any space to work in.
Harry Maguire – 6/10
Maguire’s conveyance out of the back was brilliant, as he continued finding the United advances in space particularly in the subsequent half.
Alex Telles – 6/10
Telles committed an error for the West Ham objective, as he permitted Soucek to run off him. However, he offered some kind of reparation in the second half with the help of Greenwood’s much-needed goal.
Scott McTominay – 5/10
In the principal half, McTominay was sluggish and poor under lock and key. He was unable to take a few to get back some composure of Declan Rice, as West Ham were predominant in midfield before the stretch. After the break, the appearance of Fernandes gave him significantly all the more breathing space.
Paul Pogba – 7/10
Until he scored, he really had a helpless game. Yet, that wonder strike was quite a significant one, both in this game and with regards to Pogba’s Manchester United profession.
Donny van de Beek – 5/10
Van de Beek was taken off at half-time after a first half in which he truly couldn’t affect procedures. Notwithstanding, that was not generally his issue, given that Manchester United never truly figured out how to convey ownership into the regions that the Dutchman was possessing.
Greenwood – 7/10
What a player you are, Mason Greenwood, and we genuinely provide praises for him, actually. The principal contact gifted a goal for him, as he took all the movement off the pass from Telles and set himself up to drive a left-footed completion past Fabianski.
Anthony Martial – 4/10
This was another baffling game for Martial. He didn’t figure out how to move beyond Balbuena all through the game and couldn’t interface up with different players around him.
Edinson Cavani – 5/10
It was a smidgen unforgiving that Cavani got subbed at half-time, given that he got no assistance at all when he was on the pitch.
Substitutes:
Bruno Fernandes – 8/10
Manchester United looked like an alternate side with Fernandes on the pitch. By and by, he was the distinction creator, as West Ham fell a couple of yards more profound after he went ahead.
Marcus Rashford – 7/10
Rashford took his ‘match sealing goal’ wonderfully after a remarkable pass from Mata. His movement and the danger of Fernandes discovering him with his passes were the distinction producers in this game for Manchester United.
Juan Mata – 7/10
Mata played the most recent 30 minutes and got a magnificent help after a completely weighted first-time pass to Rashford.
