\nManchester United lost to Crystal Palace 4-0 at Selhurst Park tonight. Here are our player ratings from the game-<\/p>\n
(A score of 6 is around average)<\/p>\n
Andre Onana 4- Not particularly at fault for any goal but looked jittery as a sweeper and doesn’t inspire much confidence otherwise.<\/p>\n
Aaron Wan-Bissaka 3- Olise had him on toast even when he wasn’t scoring. Probably his last season at the club.<\/p>\n
Casemiro 1- Ill-advised slide tackle to let Olise run free for the first goal, incorrect positioning for the second, and robbed of the ball for the fourth. He’s not a centre-back, not in form, and probably not Premier League level anymore. A recipe for disaster.<\/p>\n
Jonny Evans 3- It’s not his fault that he’s a 36-year-old presumably emergency signing being rushed back due to the absence of defenders but Palace’s agile forward line had him dazed.<\/p>\n
Diogo Dalot 5- Tried to make things happen but the team looked like they had seen a ghost in Selhurst Park’s intense atmosphere and the malaise soon engulfed him.<\/p>\n
Kobbie Mainoo 4- A chastening experience for the youngster who has emerged with credit even in United’s worst displays until this game.<\/p>\n
Christian Eriksen 2- Repeat Casemiro’s lines about him minus him playing out of position. Looked like a man stuck on a busy street as cars buzzed around him.<\/p>\n
Antony 1- He’s not it. A couple of goals and assists here or there doesn’t change the fact that he’s not starter-level for a club that United aspire to be. Arguably a bigger disaster than Casemiro since he was in his favoured position and his failures don’t directly affect the score.<\/p>\n
Mason Mount 3- He can be a part of a well-functioning team, which United are not. Doesn’t have the game, or the ability to affect games like the player he replaced for this game, Bruno Fernandes.<\/p>\n
Alejandro Garnacho 4- Tried some of his dribbles and won a free-kick at the edge of the area with one but that’s as good as it got for him.<\/p>\n
Rasmus Hojlund 3- Fails with his back to goal and many other aspects of what makes a complete striker. In an ideal world, he’d be coming off the bench for an experienced striker with United already leading.<\/p>\n
Substitutes:<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Amrabat 3- Just the man you need when the team is trailing 3-0! Was never going to be the difference maker and it was remarkable that he came on before Amad.<\/p>\n Amad 5- Held back till the 80th minute and Palace were coasting in second gear by the time he came in and United were waiting for the final whistle.<\/p>\n Ethan Wheatley 6- Came on with Amad. Would be harsh to rate the teenager any lower in only his second senior appearance in this mess of a team.<\/p>\n
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