Here’s how Ruben Amorim’s side fared when Manchester United’s winning streak ended with a 2-2 draw with Nottingham Forest at the City Ground in the Premier League.
Manchester United’s winning streak was ended on Saturday afternoon against Nottingham Forest. After a difficult year as Red Devils manager, Ruben Amorim’s side entered the game having won three straight Premier League games.
The Portuguese mastermind’s side took the lead through Casemiro’s goal and went into half-time with the advantage. But Sean Dyche’s side flipped the script with Morgan Gibbs-White and Nicolo Savona finding the back of the net within five minutes of the second half.
The Reds were on the brink of defeat, but Amad Diallo scored a breathtaking equalizer with nine minutes remaining, giving the Reds a 2-2 draw. How United’s players fared at the City Ground…
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Senne Ramens
Despite making some important saves, he was unable to prevent Forest from scoring two goals, especially the second. Rating: 6/10.
Lenny Yolo
Most of Forest’s attacking plays bypass Yoro, which can be seen as a testament to the Frenchman’s defensive skills. Rating: 7/10.
Matthijs de Ligt
He made a great recovery to deny Nicolo Savona’s goal in the first half, but should have done better for Forest’s second goal. Rating: 6/10.
luke shaw
If he continues like this, he is certain to be called up to the England national team. It was unfortunate that he was part of the defense that conceded two goals. Rating: 6/10.
Amad Diallo
He dived in from the right side and had several chances. Despite not being able to get a header against Gibbs-White, he scored a superb equalizer to make it 2-2. Rating: 7/10.
Casemiro
The Brazilian ace gave United a dream start with a stunning header. Although he looked uneasy as the game progressed, he made his first full appearance in the Premier League this season. Rating: 6/10.
Bruno Fernandes
The Portuguese maestro was a little quiet in the first half until he put in a brilliant cross for Casemiro’s goal. It rattled the woodwork in the second half, but Casemiro couldn’t pounce on the rebound. Rating: 6/10.
Diogo Dalot
Dalot always raised eyebrows when placed on the left flank and was caught out at various points during the match. Amorim expected more from him, but he failed to deliver. Rating: 3/10.
Brian Mbeumo
Mbemo is playing with great confidence and could have recorded a few assists if given the chance. He played a tasty pass to Benjamin Sesco in the first half, but the striker didn’t take the chance. Rating: 7/10.
Benjamin Sesco
Sesco had a chance in the box early in the game and was quick to carve out space to drag his next shot just wide of the target. He looked sharp and focused up front, but was unable to hit the back of the goal. Rating: 5/10.
Matheus Cunha
Despite undergoing a transplant, Cunha wasn’t at his creative best. Rating: 6/10.
Sub:
Patrick Dorgu – It was an improvement on Dalot. Rating: 6/10.
Noussair Mazraoui – Added quality to the backline. Rating: 6/10.
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