Manchester United Player Ratings vs Chelsea – Stars Obituary

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David de Gea faced a barrage of tries in the second half against Chelsea FC, but still managed to make important saves. Unfortunately, his hopes of keeping a clean sheet were dashed by Joao Félix’s late goal. De Gea’s performance was solid overall, earning him a rating of 7. Aaron Wan-Bissaka enjoyed a good rapport with Antony once again, but experienced a downturn in form during the match. His defensive positioning allowed Lewis Hall to exploit space and create two promising chances for Chelsea. Wan-Bissaka’s rating for the game is a 6.

Raphael Varane displayed his trademark elegance and composure in defence. He faced few problems with Chelsea’s toothless attack, which lacked a recognized striker. Varane’s assured performance earns him an 8 rating. Victor Lindelof got off to a shaky start, slipping early in the game. However, he recovered quickly and even ventured into midfield, contributing to an attacking play that nearly resulted in a Bruno Fernandes goal. Lindelof’s recovery and participation in both defense and attack justify a rating of 8.

Luke Shaw did not meet his usual high standards in the match and was substituted at half time, presumably due to injury. His rating for the game is a 6. Casemiro was the most outstanding player of the match. He opened the scoring with a daring forward attack and played a pivotal role in the second goal. Casemiro’s dominant performance against Chelsea earned him a deserved 9 rating.

Christian Eriksen showed his precision with a free-kick from inside that set up Casemiro’s goal. He also had a point-blank chance that Kepa Arrizabalaga stopped. Eriksen’s contributions justify a rating of 7. Antony’s participation in the game was cut short due to a seemingly serious ankle injury caused by a tackle by Trevoh Chalobah. Prior to his premature departure, Antonio had been heavily involved in the process. His rating for the game is a 6.

Bruno Fernandes had a mixed performance. He had the right to claim a penalty and was close to scoring with a shot that he hit the crossbar. However, Fernandes’ decision-making let him down on another scoring opportunity. He eventually converted a penalty, earning him a rating of 7. Jadon Sancho struggled to make an impact on the game until he provided the assist for Anthony Martial’s goal. Sancho’s performance improved in the second half, but his overall performance deserves a 6 rating.

Anthony Martial had a relatively quiet game until he seized an opportunity just before halftime to score a goal. His last two goals have come from similar situations. Martial’s rating for the match is a 6. Among the substitutes, Marcus Rashford made an early entry into the game following Antony’s injury and managed to score his 30th goal of the season, earning a rating of 7.

Tyrell Malacia received a yellow card during his time on the pitch, giving him a grade of 6. Alejandro Garnacho impacted with a hit off the crossbar, contributing to his grade of 7. Fred injected energy into the game after coming on as a substitute, earning a 7 rating. Scott McTominay made a late appearance in the match, warranting a 6 rating.

Manager Erik ten Hag’s decision to field an unchanged team raised some eyebrows. However, the serendipitous starters combined effectively and ultimately secured the win for the team. Ten Hag’s rating as a manager is a 7.

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