Here’s how Erik ten Hag’s team rated at Emirates Stadium…
David de Gea 5
A nervous wreck with the ball at his feet but had been beaten by two good goals before having a save to make. One from Nketiah late on was brilliant, though.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka 5
A performance that summed him up. Good one-on-one but positionally suspect and switched off, with no idea Nketiah was lurking for equaliser.
Raphael Varane 7
Like his partner, excellent on the ball. Made important block on Nketiah as Arsenal chased third.
Lisandro Martinez 8
Outstanding. So good in possession and made several vital clearances on the cover. Adjusted brilliantly to score leveller.
Luke Shaw 6
Enjoyable tussle with England team-mate Saka. Good in the air, but second-best on the ground. Booked.
Scott McTominay 6
Preferred to Fred as Casemiro’s deputy and was did well against a midfield that have dominated most games this season.
Christian Eriksen 6
Range of passing helped relieve pressure with switches out to Antony. Stood off Saka too long for goal that put Arsenal ahead. Learned lesson and defected a similar effort onto the post.
Antony 5
Booed throughout after failed attempt to win early penalty but position high on right helped restrict Zinchenko’s involvement inside. Never showed his quality on the ball, though.
Bruno Fernandes 6
Wanted an early penalty but would have been very soft. Did his share of defensive work to stop midfield being overrun.
Marcus Rashford 8
Goal typical of the confidence with which he is playing. Made interception, showed great feet and then smashed home. Saw off White by half-time, too.
Wout Weghorst 5
Rarely involved as United’s best attacks came from Rashford’s flank but presence did at least occupy centre-halves.
Substitutes
Fred (Antony 71’) 6
Brought on to strengthen midfield as Zinchenko began to dictate.
Unused: Heaton, Maguire, Lindelof, Malacia, Mainoo, Pellistri, Garnacho, Elanga
