3/10 Rashford rarely gets a night off, Man United is empty

Manchester United suffered one second in a row Premier League failed away on Sunday when they lost 2-0 ARRIVE Newcastle United Football Club at the Park of St. James.

The visitors got into the game early on as Newcastle took control of the midfield, and it wasn’t long before David De Gea was asked when he first refused. Alexander Isakbefore getting in the way Joe Willocktracking of.

Marcus Rashford struggle to make an impact from the left against Kieran Trippierand it’s a similar story for Antonywho was ineffective against People Burn on the opposite flank. The warblers created another big chance before halftime when Willock came up from a cut in the first half, in which Erik ten Hag’s team were lucky to enter the equalizer period. .

Changes when the saw breaks Scott McTominay deployed in a deeper role, but despite early signs that the storm was starting to calm, it was a lucky third for Willock, who overtook De Gea at close range in the minute. 66. The Reds tried to regain possession late in the game with Ten Hag making three substitutions in the 83rd minute, withdrawing both Raphael Varane And Lisandro Martinezbut Newcastle took all three points just five minutes after Callum Wilson Doubled the lead with a treacherous header from Trippier’s free-kick.

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De Gea and Martinez’ stellar performances were subtle positives in a disappointing game. Jadon Sancho also looks bright when put on.

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Too many chances conceded to make Manchester United lose this match is inevitable. The defense has to be much better if they want to stay in the top four, especially with players running from midfield.

Manager rating out of 10

5 — Ten Hag soon corrected a flaw in his game plan to send McTominay deeper after the break and also showed intention to make a substitution, but overall Newcastle were the better team.

Player Rating (1-10; 10 = best, players referred after 70 minutes are not ranked)

Goalkeeper David De Gea, 7 — A brilliant first-half save denied Isak and then Willock, the visitors must thank De Gea for coming on at half-time with the match score. Unable to do anything before two close-range headers knocked him down.

DF Luke Shaw5 — Enjoyed a better second half after initial difficulties, as Newcastle succeeded in knocking out the Reds’ left wing, although there were still some questionable elements in his decision-making.

Defender Lisandro Martinez, 7 — Be aggressive in tackles and quickly extinguish the danger to create the hardest chances possible for the strikers. Displayed good predictability by thwarting efforts from distance, in a standout performance in Manchester United’s four-man defence.

Defender Raphael Varane, 6 years old — Be patient with his defense and stay calm despite not making any mistakes throughout the 90 minutes. Sometimes allowing too much time for the opponent to turn around and shoot while backing away.

DF Diogo Dalot4 — The right-back has had some promising positions but his overall impact in the front area has been inadequate. Avoid challenges Allan Saint-Maximin in isolated situations and wait for Antony to return to assist.

MF Marcel Sabitzer4 — The Shirt The national team remained silent until Manchester United trailed 1-0, where he was unlocked and could impact the game from further quarters, although that didn’t last long as Newcastle soon won. regain control of the game. A display is largely ineffective overall.

Midfielder Scott McTominay, 4 — Press high to try to stop Bruno Guimaraes did not affect the game, but Magpies continued to control the battle in the midfield. Poor defense when unable to prevent Newcastle’s strikers from entering dangerous situations. Goes a bit better in the second half when placed in a deeper role.

Midfielder Marcus Rashford, 3 — A poor first half left him frustrated in attack on both sides of the pitch, and he didn’t add much after starting again. One of his worst performances of the season.

MF Bruno Fernandes5 — Drift in and out of the game from time to time but has been involved in a few positive moments in Manchester United’s attacking play.

Lieutenant Antony, 4 — Antony struggled in the fight against Burn, who let him down early on, and the winger was unable to turn the tide before he was eventually replaced by Sancho after an hour.

FW Wout Weghorst3 — Flashes a shot into the side net early and is out of the game. The Netherlands The international simply couldn’t get on the ball at St. James’ Park.

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FW Anthony Martial6 — The 27-year-old’s pace provides a better threat at the back for Ten Hag’s team. Unfortunately a left footed shot was redirected to a corner.

Midfielder Jadon Sancho, 7 — Bright, when introduced to his consistent decision-making abilities, often helps propel his team into positive areas. Confident in isolated situations and make impressive cuts for teammates.

MF FredN/R — Substituted for McTominay in the 83rd minute.

DF Victor Lindelof N/R — United conceded just minutes after coming on, when Lindelof was unable to close the gap to save Wilson’s header.

MF Facundo PellistriN/R — Substitute Martinez in an attack, but the game soon got out of reach.