Manchester United didn’t win two Premier League matches after a 1-1 draw with Fulham at Craven Cottage on Sunday. After Bruno Fernandez missed a penalty in the first half, Rennie Yoro’s second half header deflected from Rodrigo Muniz to give the Ruben Amorim visitor the lead.
But the benefits didn’t last long, but defensive lapses allowed the alternative Emile Smith Law to equalize on the first touch of the game. Express Sports runs the ratings of United players…
Man UTD Player Rating vs Fulham
Altay Bayindir: 6
He again guilty of flapping his wings in the corner, but repaids Amorim’s faith after being selected for two consecutive matches before Andre Onana. A solid savings to deny Josh King and Alex Iwobi. He should have gotten his support with a brilliant long pass to Matheus Cunha. It is rooted in Emile Smith Lowe’s leveller location.
Renee Yoro: 9
Before his biased header gave United the lead, he produced a sensational tackle from behind to refuse King to run through the goal moment. Another outstanding show.
Matthijs de ligt: 7
Many believed his performance against Arsenal was his best as a United player. His outing at Fulham was comparable until the sardines crossed easily as they passed him for an equalizer.
Luke Shaw: 6
It contributed to the clean sheet. The Red Devils appear to be much more balanced with the defensive left footer.
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Amad: 5
Smooth on the ball, I tested Bernd Leno on a vicious strike, but had little involvement. It remains to be seen whether United will make the most of him on the right wing.
Casemiro: 4
I booked early and had a hard time keeping up to the tempo of the match. Amorim’s decision to move Mason Mount into the middle at Fernandez speaks volumes about his current stance on Manuel Ugarte and Cobby Mine.
Bruno Fernandez: 3
Away from firing the ball into Manchester for his fifth Premier League penalty miss, he looked like he had his head back home. So it’s sloppy to the ball. Along with Casemiro, it was a performance that should bolster questions about United’s midfield.
Patrick Dorg: 6
It’s not as eye-catching as he was against Arsenal.
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Bryan Mbeumo: 6
He offered a corner where he found Yoro’s head, but after being fired from Muniz, he was unable to get an assist. Quiet performance.
Mason Mount: 7
Amorim is a huge fan. He showed off his versatility by dropping into the middle when Casemiro left the pitch. In addition to creating two chances and earning a penalty, he also won four of the six ground duels. He enjoys encouraging spells.
Matheus Cunha: 6.5
After an electric start of the game, you should leave Craven Cottage with two goals. This included efforts to cast the post. If he had maintained that level in most matches…
Alternatives
Diogo Dalot: 3
A scary cameo. I messed around with the ball in front of the Fulham equalizer and rarely inspired me any more in the future.
Benjamin Sesco: 6
There was no desired effect from the bench, but I stood in front while Fulham enjoyed the better part of the second half. A lovely piece of Interplay won a foul late.
Manuel Ugarte: 6
Penny for Mainoo’s thoughts…
Harry Maguire: 6
A few minutes after he was on the pitch, he was approaching a second half lead towards United.
Iden Heaven: n/a
Very late introduction.
