Manchester United defeated Burnley 3-1 to show a great spirited performance by the Reds. Greenwood scored a brace and Cavani added his name to the tally at the end.
Here is our ratings for the game:
Henderson: 4
Some extremely weird play from his line for Dean today, including the mix-up prompting the rejected goal in the main moment. Be that as it may, there were additionally some acceptable recoveries, a courageous save from him, and great vocal commitment.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka: 6
Worked hard down the flank however seldom is by all accounts ready to place in a deadly cross or pass.
Victor Lindelof: 6
Slightly temperamental now and again yet additionally made some great clearances.
Harry Maguire: 4
Horrible aerial defending for the Burnley goal(header) and helpless situating on various events.
Luke Shaw: 8
Luke Shaw’s game by numbers vs. Burnley:
90% pass accuracy
76 touches
10 crosses
6 chances created
5 duels won
3/3 take-ons
3 ball recoveries
2 tackles
2 interceptions— Squawka Football (@Squawka) April 18, 2021
What a season for the left-back. Another great exhibition. He is turning into a vital piece of United’s assault down the left-wing and placing in some astounding corners and crosses.
Scott McTominay: 4
Was really ineffectual in this game. Didn’t appear to secure the protection, didn’t pass well, and didn’t get any assaults together with any achievement. Lightened his lines when gotten through by Greenwood. One to forget for McSauce.
Fred: 5
Rightly subbed at half-time – despite the fact that McTominay was similarly incapable in the main half. The pair appear to play better against better resistance yet don’t make enough under lock and key.
Marcus Rashford: 8
Marcus Rashford’s game by numbers vs. Burnley:
45 touches
12 touches in opp. box (most)
4 take-ons (most)
4 duels won
3 chances created
2 shots
2 big chances created (most)
1 shot on target
1 assistHis eighth Premier League assist of the season. pic.twitter.com/rvB2xnT32J
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) April 18, 2021
Good trip for the still-not-completely fit Rashford. Made various openings, including the first goal for him, and unleashed devastation now and again in the Burnley guard. Wish he would pull the trigger to his left side foot however rather than continually attempting that additional go to get it to his right side.
Bruno Fernandes: 7
Lively and had some great endeavors, drawing out a couple of incredible recoveries from Peacock-Farrell. Amazing faker for United’s first.
Paul Pogba: 8
Was head and shoulders United’s best part in the main half, however, was not exactly as compelling when pushed further in the second. Still helped with a radiant twisted pass to Greenwood for the second.
Greenwood: 9
The superstar. Two extraordinary and crucial goals, the initial a heavenly completion from an incredible collaboration and the second a class illustration of striker’s intuition. While Rashford and Fernandes wasted possibilities by harping ready, Greenwood is conclusive and clinical. Likewise unselfish to set up McTominay.
Substitutes
Edinson Cavani: 8
Edinson Cavani averages 51.3 touches per non-penalty goal in the Premier League this season, the fewest of any player in the division.
El Matador is the ultimate poacher. 🏹 pic.twitter.com/zU0ltnuHdZ
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) April 18, 2021
Instantly improved United’s assault and murmuring like an all-around oiled motor at this moment. Got a deserved goal. Possibly the Uruguayan is beginning to like life in North West England all things considered?
Donny van de Beek: 7
Celebrated his birthday with tasteful help for the third late goal. What does he need to do to see more minutes for United?
