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Man United kicked off their pre-season this evening against Rosenborg. Here are our player ratings from the encounter.
Radek Vitek – Comfortably United’s best player in the first 45 minutes. Made some unreal saves to preserve his clean sheet up until the 93rd minute. 9/10
Aaron Wan-Bissaka – One of the few senior players out there. Did his job well and shut down that side of the Rosenborg attack. 6/10
Will Fish – Back from his loan at Hibs, starting for United in pre-season. Won some headers and tackles. 6/10
Jonny Evans – Wasn’t afraid to bark orders at his teammates in an effort to keep United organised. Defended well under constant pressure. 6/10
Sam Murray – Struggled with the effort and intensity which is normal during the first pre-season game. 4/10
Casemiro – Found it tough. Was on the wrong end of a shocking tackle and that seemed to affect his play. 4/10
Mason Mount – Nice to see him out there. Another on the wrong end of a bad tackle. It seemed to irritate him which took his mind off the game. 4/10
Hannibal – Full of energy and intensity as per usual. Wasn’t given any time on the ball. 5/10
Marcus Rashford – Showed one or two nice bits of skill but wasn’t given many opportunities to get at his man. 5/10
Ethan Williams – Started on the right-hand side but rarely saw the ball due to the constant pressure United were under. 5/10
Ethan Wheatley – Nice to see him out there. Energetic but given very little service to feed on. 5/10
Subs:
Harry Amass – Was skinned far too easily on a couple of occasions but really nice to see him out there. Good technically but very raw.
Rhys Bennett – Has worked hard for this chance. Looked calm and assured in the second half.
Sonny Aljofree – Neat and tidy in possession. I’d like to see him play it forward a bit more. Solid enough.
Habeeb Ogunneye – Competed well against professionals in the middle of their season. Didn’t look out of place.
Toby Collyer – Sporting the captain’s armband for the second half. Started positively. Made some important tackles.
Maxi Oyedele – He looked good alongside Collyer in midfield. I would have liked to see him on the ball a little more.
Jack Fletcher – Hit and miss. Probably still a year away from being ready to fully partake in a pre-season tour. Obviously very talented.
Ethan Ennis – Had a half-decent effort saved midway through the second 45. Looked lively whenever given time on the ball. Tested the Rosenborg keeper.
James Scanlon – Worked hard with very little service offered. Looked calm on the ball. Technically good.
Joe Hugill – Was largely feeding off scraps throughout.
