Manchester United went head to head against Brighton at Old Trafford recently as they hoped to get a positive outcome at home.
Brighton made a bright start to the game with an early lead through former United player Danny Welbeck in the 13th-minute mark. Nonetheless, Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood scored two consoling goals in the next 45 minutes as the Red Devils dug out from a deficit to beat Brighton 2-1. Manchester United has now won 25 crucial points from teams sitting below the table in the Premier League this season, nine more than some other group in the division.
How about we investigate how every Manchester United player fared during the conflict against the Seagulls.
Henderson – 6.5/10
Henderson two or three cheeky minutes between the sticks, yet he made a good showing by and large.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka – 6.5/10
The English full-back set up a normal exhibition down the correct flank this evening. Halfway answerable for the concession of the first goal by Welback, he didn’t have a lot to bring to the table in assaulting terms all things considered.
Victor Lindelof – 6.5/10
The Swedish place back could’ve improved to prevent Danny Welbeck from scoring the lone goal for Brighton.
Harry Maguire – 7.5/10
The captain set up a prevailing showcase at the back this evening as he made some critical tackles, headers, and difficulties to keep the guests from scoring a second goal.
Luke Shaw – 7/10
Shaw frequently drove forward to help his side’s assaulting play. He made some interesting circumstances look simple as he appeared to be loaded with certainty when possessing the ball.
Paul Pogba – 9/10
The Frenchman remained focal and attempted to direct the procedures all through the hour and a half. He even luckily helped United’s to win the second goal as his miscued shot fell in Greenwood’s manner, which was in this way changed the match outcome.
Fred – 7/10
The Brazilian midfielder was for the most part restricted to cautious obligations in his own portion of the pitch.
Marcus Rashford – 8.5/10
The Englishman scored the leveling goal for the hosts this evening as he shrewdly positioned his shot into the base right corner. His speed and development made a wide difficult situation for the Brighton guard.
Bruno Fernandes – 9/10
It’ll be reasonable to say that the Portuguese playmaker was a long way from his best around evening time; nonetheless, he actually figured out how to cut out two splendid objective scoring chances for his partners.
Edinson Cavani – 6/10
The Uruguayan striker wasn’t on a similar frequency as his colleagues this evening. He confounded his runs on a few events and regularly parted with the ball without any problem.
Greenwood – 8/10
The young star made some encouraging runs down the correct flank, and he even hit the woodwork around the 8-minute-mark. In any case, he ended up in the perfect spot at the perfect time as he scored the triumphant objective of the game around the 83-rd minute.
SUBSTITUTES:
Daniel James – 6/10
The Welsh global furnished the hosts with some additional energy going ahead.
Donny van de Beek – 6/10
The Dutchman added the genuinely necessary strength to United’s midfield.
Scott McTominay – N/A
