ANTHONY MARTIAL was the star of the show as Manchester United drew with Southampton 2-2.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men were made to work hard at Old Trafford and were left devastated as they conceded a last-gasp equaliser.
Stuart Armstrong put the visitors ahead in the 12th minute before Marcus Rashford equalised eight minutes later.
Martial had United in front moments later and was the best player on the field despite Michael Obafemi’s equaliser at the death.
Here, SunSport’s Anthony Chapman gives you the Man Utd player ratings from Monday’s match…
DAVID DE GEA – 6
Couldn’t do much to keep out Southampton’s opener.
Had a fairly quiet game after but ball always seemed secure in his presence.
AARON WAN-BISSAKA – 6
Not the greatest technically but managed to get his passes off to beat Saints’ press.
Wasn’t able to make much movement out of his own half as a result.
VICTOR LINDELOF – 6
Still shaky on occasion but held his own against Che Adams and Danny Ing.
May need to be upgraded if United want to challenge for the title next term.
HARRY MAGUIRE – 6
Composure on the ball was handy against the visitor’s two pressing forwards.
Positioning could have been better in the early stages of the game.
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LUKE SHAW – 6
Made to work hard on the left after keeping his place ahead of Brandon Williams.
Linked up fairly well with Rashford but nothing special to show for it.
PAUL POGBA – 6
Was at fault for the first goal and found himself being swarmed for the first 20 minutes.
But regained composure and played crucial role in getting United back into the game with some fine passes.
NEMANJA MATIC – 6
Did his job fairly well as the deepest midfielder.
Simple passes kept things ticking off but could not fully assert himself in middle of the park.
MASON GREENWOOD – 5
Youngster’s quietest game since the restart, he struggled against Ryan Bertrand.
Has done very well up to now and could be in need of a rest.
BRUNO FERNANDES – 7
Threw himself into the game but lacked his usual composure.
Final ball was lacking on occasion but worked his socks off at both ends of the field.
MARCUS RASHFORD – 7
Lively performance from the England man who has become a key player in this United side.
Gave Saints something to think about and helped stifle their press.
ANTHONY MARTIAL – 8
Big performance from the Frenchman with magnificent goal and assist to save United’s skin.
Stepped up as others faded and will be proud of his contribution at Old Trafford.
Subs: FRED – 5, BRANDON WILLIAMS – 5, DANIEL JAMES – N/A, SCOTT McTOMINAY – N/A
