Manchester United went head to head against Tottenham Hotspur recently as they hoped to get a positive outcome away from home. Heung-Min Son broke the gridlock around the 40-minute-mark as he profited from Victor Lindelof’s misstep to make it 1-0 for the hosts.
In any case, an uncommon presentation from the guests in the subsequent half wound up changing the destiny of the game as they scored three objectives to get a pounding 3-1 triumph. The loss has left Spurs’ Champions League trusts barely holding on.
How about we investigate how every Manchester United player fared during the conflict against the Lilywhites:
Henderson – 7/10
The English shot-plug was ready between the sticks around evening time. Other than making some significant saves, he was speedy in falling off the line to clear the ball at whatever point required.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka – 7.5/10
The English right-back might have remained tighter to Son to forestall the primary objective of the game. In any case, he made a few significant difficulties and handles to prevent the frontmen from making danger down the flank.
Victor Lindelof – 6/10
The Swedish place back’s mix-up prompted a reasonable objective scoring opportunity for Heung-Min Son. In addition, he didn’t seem to be in finished control of specific circumstances, particularly when under tension.
Harry Maguire – 7/10
The captain set up a solid execution at the back around evening time. He made various pivotal tackles and clearances to keep Mourinho’s men from tracking down the rear of the net.
Luke Shaw – 7/10
Luke Shaw’s game by numbers vs. Spurs:
100% final third pass accuracy
94% pass accuracy
4 ball recoveries
3 attempted take-ons
3 successful take-ons
3 fouls suffered
2 attempted tackles
2 successful tackles
2 chances createdHis body and his brain. 🧠 pic.twitter.com/Mt3txsM08q
— Statman Dave (@StatmanDave) April 11, 2021
The England global made some great assaulting runs down the left flank, yet his crosses didn’t make a lot of problems for Tottenham.
Paul Pogba – 9/10
Paul Pogba completed 6 take-ons today, he hasn’t completed more than that in a Premier League game since his return game against Southampton in 2016.
Caused all kinds of problems on the carry. 💥 pic.twitter.com/8AKBs4yAHs
— Statman Dave (@StatmanDave) April 11, 2021
The Frenchman was at his best all through the hour and a half. He controlled the rhythm of the whole match and showered some quality passes upfield. Got himself an assist at the additional time too with the Greenwood goal.
Scott McTominay – 6.5/10
The Scottish midfielder was forceful at the middle part of the game. He won the ball back on various events yet might have been shipped off twice this evening.
Fred – 8/10
The Brazilian worldwide snatched the equalizer for the guests as he completely executed about six short passes prior to opening the ball past Hugo Lloris. Be that as it may, he looked somewhat messy under tight occasion.
Marcus Rashford – 6.5/10
The Englishman wasn’t given a great deal of room to work with however benefited as much as possible from whatever was accessible to him.
Bruno Fernandes – 6.5/10
The Portuguese playmaker neglected to create his best around evening time as he attempted to execute certain passes and continued losing the ball consistently.
Edinson Cavani – 9/10
The Uruguayan striker was brimming with energy going ahead. He took up the appropriate situations in the container, composed well with his partners, lastly got his prize around the 79-minute-mark as he headed the ball past Hugo Lloris to place United in the number one spot.
SUBSTITUTES:
Greenwood – 9/10
19y 192d – Mason Greenwood is the first teenager to score and assist as a substitute for Manchester United in a Premier League match since Cristiano Ronaldo in November 2003 (against Portsmouth). Catalyst. pic.twitter.com/0F99dW6IJs
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) April 11, 2021
Effect substitute. Turned the game on its head as he got himself a crucial assist and an extra-time goal in the wake of entering in the 72nd moment of the game.
Nemanja Matic – N/A
