Andre Onana received a rating of 6, reflecting an average performance where he had little to do in terms of making saves. Diogo Dalot, also rated 6, had a balanced contest with Doku before the winger was substituted.
Dalot later shifted to the left flank and maintained a solid performance. Harry Maguire, with a rating of 6, managed well in defense, making critical interceptions that prevented Manchester City from capitalizing on opportunities.
Jonny Evans, rated 5, had a shaky start in the first half and appeared uncomfortable. However, he showed slight improvement in the second half.
Lisandro Martinez, also rated 6, was not as influential at left-back compared to his usual central defense role. He was fortunate when McAtee hit the post, but overall, his return to the side was decent.
Casemiro received a rating of 7 for a much-improved performance. His passing was sharper, and he showed composure on the ball, contributing defensively and providing stability in midfield. Kobbie Mainoo, rated 6, delivered a calm performance, displaying good ball control but still needs to work on reaching his full potential.
Mason Mount, with a rating of 5, had a slow start but gradually improved as the game progressed. Amad Diallo, who was rated 8, was Manchester United’s main attacking threat while on the pitch.
He consistently troubled City’s defenders and had a great opportunity to score, which he passed up to try and assist Mount instead. His substitution was surprising given his impact.
Marcus Rashford, rated 6, missed a couple of clear chances to score in the 35th and 75th minutes, despite contributing defensively. Bruno Fernandes earned a 7 for his performance, highlighted by a stunning goal that was disallowed due to offside. He became increasingly dangerous as the game opened up.
Among the substitutes, Scott McTominay was rated 6 and missed a scoring opportunity from Rashford’s header during a corner. Facundo Pellistri, rated 5, struggled in an unfamiliar right-back position, which allowed Bernardo Silva to assist in City’s equalizing goal.
Alejandro Garnacho received the highest rating of 9 for his bright and positive impact off the bench. He linked well with Fernandes and provided an excellent cross that Rashford failed to convert. Garnacho’s goal was well-deserved. Finally, Toby Collyer, rated 7, demonstrated confident passing and excellent coverage on the field.
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