Manchester United ratings v Aston Villa: Rashford 7, Fernandes 7, Shaw 6

Villa come from behind to peg back Erik ten Hag's side

MANCHESTER UNITED RATINGS: David De Gea 6 Far less busy in the first half that his opposite Martinez, but still had to be alert for distanced shots and his own players inadvertently passing back. More to do in the second half – as his completely muddied yellow shirt showed. Misjudged a 64th minute corner but saved well after 84, but was at fault for Villa’s equaliser. Getty

Diogo Dalot 7 He’s doing really well. Started the move for the opener. That he slid for 10 metres after a 50th minute tackle showed the state of the pitch. Not afraid to get stuck in. Super ball down the line to Sancho on 56. Getty

Harry Maguire 7 Header from a corner well saved after 5 minutes. Slid to stop a Villa attack on 62 after a fine move. A good tour for him. Getty

Victor Lindelof 6 Untroubled by Villa’s poor shape in the first half. Bewitched and beaten by Bailey for Villa’s opener on 49 minutes. Longer balls didn’t quite come off for him. Getty

Luke Shaw 6 Early corners kept Villa on the edge. Won key tackles in the mud. Cut balls inside to Martial. Then cross set up Sancho for the opening. Read an attempted Villa overload well after 52. Getty

Donny van de Beek 5 Rare start and played just ahead of Fred in midfield. Got touches and prods here and there, but still needs to do far more if he’s to become a regular starter. Getty

Fred 7 Tenacious on a pitch where the ball was hard to control and he lost possession because of this. Played his part in a goal with a forward pass. Twisted and turned by Buendia just before the Brazilian came off. Good tour for him. Getty

Jadon Sancho 7 Ran through the Villa defence after 10 and got a shot on target. Volleyed his team ahead with style on 25 – an excellent goal. Got in advanced positions. Cross for the second. Excellent tour for the forward. EPA

Bruno Fernandes 7 Another involved in the fine build up for the opener. Cut a fine ball across to Sancho on 36. Tried the hard passes forward and they didn’t always come off on a difficult surface. Getty

Marcus Rashford 7 First touch saw him get past Cash but he got bogged down on the heavy pitch. His second, a chest down to Bruno was effective. Cash got his revenge a few minutes later. Brought down. Dipped a ball towards Martial, then played in Shaw to cross for opener. Shot wide on 37. Connected for the second, an own goal. AFP

Anthony Martial 6 Started the move for the opening goal. He’s had an encouraging tour, especially with his link up play with the fellow strikers. EPA

SUBS (all on 66 minutes): Zidane Iqbal 6 On for Shaw and more minutes for the youngster in front of another huge crowd of 58,228. Getty

Aaron Wan-Bissaka 5 On for Fred. Little impact. Getty

Raphael Varane 5 On for Maguire and passed the ball to a Villa attacker soon after. Won two important headers as Villa looked for an equaliser. Not been a great tour for him. EPA

Tyrell Malacia 5 On for Shaw. Up against it as Villa were far better when he was on. Getty

Hannibal Mejbri 5 On for Sancho. Left a mark on Olsen. Busy player. Getty

Tahith Chong 5 On for Rashford. Ran forward towards goal on 86 but he was quickly closed down and his shot was blocked. EPA

Anthony Elanga 5 On for Martial. Getty

Eric Bailly 5 On for Maguire and didn’t have time to make the impact he’d made in previous friendlies. Got himself into a tangle and received a yellow card. Outjumped for Villa’s equaliser. Getty

James Garner 5 On for Van de Beek and his first minutes of the tour after he’d been injured. Getty

Alex Telles 5 On for Dalot as United made all the changes and lost the verve which had served them so well in the first half. AFP

Manchester United were pegged back by a last-gasp Calum Chambers header as Aston Villa fought back to deny Erik ten Hag a winning end to their pre-season tour of Thailand and Australia.

The final friendly of the Red Devils’ four-game trip had been in jeopardy due to the impact of heavy downpours on an already cut-up surface, but the referee gave the go-ahead following a pitch inspection.

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Thankfully both sides appeared to avoid injury on the poor surface at the otherwise impressive Optus Stadium in Perth, where a crowd of 58,228 saw Steven Gerrard’s Villa overturn a two-goal deficit to draw 2-2 at the death.

Jadon Sancho volleyed home his third goal of the tour at the end of a fine team move to open the scoring in a first half that ended with Marcus Rashford’s strike deflecting in off Matty Cash.

Leon Bailey pulled one back with a superb solo goal shortly after his half-time introduction and Chambers’ headed home his corner with the last touch of the night as David de Gea was caught in no-man’s land.

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