Man Utd ratings: Bruno shows why he’s Red Devils’ leader in style as Maguire plays with authority in final match
MANCHESTER UNITED’s stars finished the Premier League season with a win over Fulham.
In their final match before the crucial FA Cup final against Manchester City, the Red Devils had to make sure they kept their standards high.
ReutersDavid De Gea made a penalty save to deny Aleksandar Mitrović[/caption]
GettyBruno Fernandes made an impact as he scored United’s second goal[/caption]
Erik ten Hag‘s men did things the hard way as they had to come from behind after Kenny Tete gave the London side the lead early on.
David De Gea could not do much about Fulham‘s opening goal but did make a vital contribution as he saved Aleksandar Mitrović’s penalty in the first half.
Jadon Sancho was another player that showed he still has something to offer as he netted the equaliser, though it was a simple tap-in for the winger.
Bruno Fernandes also starred as he netted the go-ahead goal at Old Trafford as he chipped Bernd Leno in the 55th minute.
One player that struggled in the game was Marcus Rashford.
The forward had a couple of chances but was not able to convert and was replaced in the 77th minute by Wout Weghorst.
Read how SunSports Ken Lawrence has rated the Manchester United players.
DAVID DE GEA – 7
This season’s Prem golden glove winner has had a few lows despite his clean shoot record but a fine penalty save to deny Aleksandar Mitrovic was a real high.
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DIAGO DALOT – 6
Almost certain to make way for Aaron Wan – Bissaka at the FA Cup final but in attack especially did his chances of winning the right back slot no harm at all.
VICTOR LINDELOF – 6
Has grown more assured throughout the campaign and underlined his improvement under Erik ten Hag with a solid and steady display.
HARRY MAGUIRE – 6
ReutersHarry Maguire did well in the match against Fulham[/caption]
The centre back may have been starting his last game as a Manchester United player with big doubts over his future but player with real authority.
TYRRELL MALACIA – 6
Can be pleased with his first season in the Prem and looked lively going forward but Luke Shaw will be going up against Manchester City at Wembley.
CASEMIRO – 7
As has been the case through the campaign always in the thick of things covering so much ground in his hybrid role of holding midfielder and stealth attacker.
FRED – 6
Very much the Marmite midfielder within Erik ten Hag’s squad but more loved than hated him for the through – ball for Bruno Fernandes to put United ahead.
JADON SANCHO – 6
Looked as happy and confident as he has done since his £73M arrival from Borussia Dortmund two years ago, slotted his seventh goal of a difficult season for him.
BRUNO FERNANDES – 9
AlamyBruno Fernandes starred during the match[/caption]
Loves nothing more to be the leader of United’s band and showed why his manager lets him in style , adding a cute finish to grab the points.
MARCUS RASHFORD – 7
Delivered a brilliant early free kick saved well by Bernd Leno and was a constant threat playing in the central role he now looks more comfortable in.
ALEJANDRO GARNACHO – 8
Started the season with a flea in his ear over his attitude but the Argentinian teenager again showed he is becoming the blond bombshell of Old Trafford.
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ANTHONY MARTIAL (Garnacho 68): A decent run out for Wembley 5
SCOTT MCTOMINAY (Casemiro 68): The Scottish international brought his usual industry 5.
CHRISTIAN ERIKSEN (Fred 68): Coasted through the moral – booster 5.
WOUT WEGHORST (Rashford 77): Got no real opportunity to show his power 5.
FACUNDO PELLISTRI (Fernandes 84): Produced a sparkling run through the middle 5.
