AARON WAN-BISSAKA’S future at Manchester United is not secure after another abject display in their 1-1 draw with Burnley.
Harry Maguire meanwhile put in another solid defensive display before Andre Onana’s late foul saw Zeki Amdouni awarded a penalty and Burnley steal a point.
ReutersAndre Onana again travelled out of his box to give Burnley a late penalty[/caption]
PAAntony thought he’d won it for United[/caption]
Antony’s first Premier League goal in more than a year calmed some nerves in Old Trafford as he fired home inside 79 minutes.
But Vincent Kompany’s side started the brighter and had 16 shots in total to rean a draw that leaves them just one point behind Luton.
Onana made several big saves, but was responsible for Burnley’s equaliser, when Amdouni slotted home a great penalty in the 87th minute.
SunSport’s Neil Custis has rated the United players’ performances.
Andre Onana – 6
The Cameroon international produced a number of top quality reaction stops, not least in the 34th minute to deny a point blank Lyle Foster header.
But his clumsiness taking out Amdouni cost his side a penalty and all three points.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka – 5
Struggling to find his best form again both in terms of defending and in the support he gives the midfield and attack.
Casemiro – 7
Asked to adapt to a centre-back role again as he did last weekend at Wembley and against Sheffield United.
Did well alongside Maguire to keep Burnley at bay until the late penalty.
Harry Maguire – 8
Continues to be a fine example to those players who think they can’t fight their way back into this team.
He has, and deserves his place, even when everyone is fit.
PAHarry Maguire clapped United fans – who were BOOING after their 1-1 draw with Burnley[/caption]
Diogo Dalot – 7
It’s not been a great season for United but when it comes to players of the season Dalot would be right up there.
Kobbie Mainoo – 6
He has won plenty of plaudits but you can tell that there is still some way to go before he is truly ready for a regular starting place.
Still there were boos for the decision to take him off.
Christian Eriksen – 6
The 32-year-old Norwegian has been a fine servant to the club over the last two seasons. But these will be his final few games for United.
Antony – 7
Had done barely anything all game then when with just over ten minutes to go he burst on to a loose pass and did brilliantly to keep his balance and finish for the winner.
Alejandro Garnacho – 6
Not his very best on this occasion. Did not get on the ball enough and when he did there was no end product.
Bruno Fernandes – 8
The Red Devils player of the season. Always available to start, always available to give and receive the ball.
Forget the criticism, he is a captain who leads by example.
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Rasmus Hojlund – 6
Can someone please try and pass to him now and again.
Little wonder he has grown increasingly frustrated at the lack of service he is getting from team-mates.
Did well to stay claim when subbed off.
Subs
Amad Diallo 65′ (for Hojlund)- 6
Gave a little injection of energy into the United side when he came on.
Scott McTominay 65′ (for Mainoo) – 6
Failed to live up to his supersub tag on this occasion.
Sofyan Amrabat 81′ (for Eriksen) – 6
Its not been a very happy loan period for the Moroccan who played so well at the last World Cup.
PAGarnacho looks distraught as he walks off at the end[/caption]