In the Premier League, Manchester United overcame Sheffield United 4-2 thanks to an outstanding effort by Bruno Fernandes.

Despite Man United’s dominance, the visitors broke the tie against the play’s progression.

Harry Maguire’s spectacular finish allowed the Red Devils to rally. After just eight minutes, there was no longer any score parity as the Blades exploited Man United’s vulnerability in cutting backs.

Erik ten Hag’s team took the lead thanks to goals from the penalty spot and a magnificent long-range effort from Fernandes.

In order to prevent any last-minute comebacks from Sheffield United, Rasmus Hojlund scored the fourth goal for the Red Devils.

Andre Onana: 4 out of 10.

The goalie made a careless pass to Dalot, which allowed Jayden Bogle to get an assist.

Diogo Dalot: 6 out of 10.

Dalot had a terrific run behind Sheffield United’s defense, but he lost his cool in front of the goalie. He was responsible for the ball being lost before to the Blades’ second goal.

8/10 for Harry Maguire

The England international is still one of the rare players at United who is playing well. Just before halftime, he gave his team a boost with an incredible glancing header.

Casemiro: 7 out of 10.

The midfielder, who was playing center back out of position, put on a great display.

His excellent ball distribution demonstrated why having a strong foothold on the ball is crucial for defenders.

6/10 for Aaron Wan-Bissaka

Compared to his last appearance, this was a far more logical move from the former Crystal Palace player.

5/10 for Christian Eriksen

The cut-back that allowed Sheffield United to score their second goal should have been blocked by him.

7/10 for Kobbie Mainoo

While Eriksen filled in as a number six, the eighteen-year-old played in a more advanced position. He received credit for an assist on Fernandes’ incredible goal and had some excellent link-up play.

9/10 for Bruno Fernandes

Bruno Fernandes gave a captain’s performance.

He leveled the score for United for the second time with a powerful penalty kιck. To give his team the lead, he pulled strings in the midfield and scored an incredible long-range goal.

He skillfully set up the goal for Rasmus Hojlund, thus his night was far from over.

7/10 for Alejandro Garnacho

The youthful player missed two excellent scoring opportunities that would have eased the hosts’ early fears. He had an exceptional defensive effort rate when needed.

Antony: 5 out of 10.

Despite playing a significant role in the first half, the Brazilian produced no results. Ten Hag was right when he hooked him up before the hour had passed.

6/10 for Rasmus Hojlund

Although Hojlund was still having trouble up front, the late goal would have given him more self-assurance.

Replacements: Amad Diallo – 5/10

The youthful winger struggled to make an impact on the match.

McTominay, Scott – 6/10

The midfielder made an effort to assist Hojlund offensively.

Ethan Wheatley – Not Available

A memorable occasion for him and his family, the 18-year-old became the 250th academy graduate to represent Man United.