David de Gea
Had one of his quietest halves at Stamford Bridge as United dominated the first but were busier in their own third in the second. 6
Diogo Dalot
His disciplined positioning and awareness penned in Ben Chilwell while Chelsea operated with wing-backs. 7
Raphael Varane
Defended near faultlessly and slid in to make a vital interception in the first-half. Unfortunately for Varane, he was forced off injured and appeared to be in tears. 7
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Lisandro Martinez
Another uncompromising performance from the Argentine, who was often the obstacle in Chelsea's way until Scott McTominay gave them a free hit. 8
Luke Shaw
Forward-thinking and saw a shot go wide after one marauding run in the first-half. Defensively secure in another impressive individual performance. 7
Casemiro
Almost every pass he hit went forward. The best player on the pitch before and after Chelsea changed formation and got the late equaliser. 8
Christian Eriksen
His recall highlighted his importance and United were dominant with the Dane and Eriksen before Graham Potter energised Chelsea with Mateo Kovacic's introduction. 7
Antony
Most of United's attacking in the first-half went down the right and Antony was a constant threat but squandered a great chance. 6
Bruno Fernandes
Created great chances for Antony and Marcus Rashford. Was relocated to the left for almost all of the second-half to counter Chelsea's tactical change and that blunted him. 6
Jadon Sancho
Fortunate to start and, like in midweek, he was the weakest link. Substituted four minutes into the second-half and his last action was to play the ball out. 4
Marcus Rashford
Struck tamely at Kepa Arrizabalaga and struck with more conviction to force another more agile stop. Still no goal through the middle. 6
Subs
Fred
A decent option to send on to counter Chelsea's change but he underperformed and vexed his manager. 5
Victor Lindelof
Replaced the injured Varane. 6
Scott McTominay
Brainlessly fouled Armando Broja inside his own area. 3
Anthony Elanga
Highlighted United's attacking issues that he was their 'goalscorer' to come on. 5
Manager
The demotion of Fred may have seemed harsh but was vindicated as United were arguably more dominant in the first 45 minutes than against Tottenham. Introducing Fred was well-intended but he under-performed and it adversely affected Fernandes. 6
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