Manchester United player ratings v Burnley: Fernandes 8, Casemiro 7, Rashford 6

United claim a 1-0 Premier League win at Turf Moor to end a three-game losing streak

Andre Onana 7

An incident-free game was exactly what the United goalkeeper needed after his error in Munich. One key save from Amdouni in the first half and catches in the second saw a first clean sheet away from hShow more

Diogo Dalot 7

Booked after 13 for an awful tackle. The man he was marking, Koleoshu, was then switched to the other side, sparing him. His deliveries varied from the sublime to the ridiculous. Getty

Victor Lindelof 7

Injuries meant he kept his place and he cleared a 67th-minute Burnley attack. Switched positions after Reguilon went off. Reuters

Jonny Evans 8

Re-signed as cover and injuries meant he started a game for the first time since his return. Surprisingly active as a headed effort was disallowed for offside on 25, before his fine assist over the toShow more

Sergio Reguilon 7

His corner to Evans had United thinking they’d gone ahead on 25. One of ten different nationalities in the United starting XI, the Spaniard was furious when he received a yellow card on 55. Went off wShow more

Casemiro 7

Better. And about time as United again started well before Burnley began to play the better football. Getty

Scott McTominay 6

Had a 63rd-minute shot on target, but content to drop deep and help United control the game, despite Burnley’s higher possession percentage. Getty

Bruno Fernandes 8

United’s captain showed his outstanding technique as he put his side ahead with a glorious right-foot volley in time added on at the end of the first half. Like Van Persie’s famous volley, it won the Show more

Hannibal Mejbri 7

Started in a side with 12 injuries and worked hard as he popped up around the pitch. Fine balls to set up Rashford and McTominay towards the end in rare United attacks. Getty

Marcus Rashford 6

Did well to head a 59th-minute ball towards Hojlund. Shot blocked on 69 in a poor game. Same happened after a one-man counterattack. Tried to play on the right but it’s not quite happening for him. GShow more

Rasmus Hojlund 6

Worked hard, got in key positions, but didn’t make the right pass to Rashford in an 80th-minute counterattack. Didn’t make it to an earlier Dalot cross either. Had a late shot blocked by Beyer. ReuteShow more

Raphael Varane 6

SUBS: (Reguilon 79’) Fit enough for the bench and came on as Burnley dominated. Sure-footed. Getty

Sofyan Amrabat N/A

(Evans 88’) On for his United debut and went on at left back as United won a seventh straight game against promoted opponents under Erik ten Hag. Conceded a pointless free-kick at the end. Getty

Erik ten Hag believes Manchester United's 1-0 win at Burnley can prove a turning point in a troubled season as Bruno Fernandes' stunning strike snapped a three-game losing streak on Saturday.

The United captain produced a match-winning moment of quality when he connected sweetly on the volley from Jonny Evans' long pass just before half-time.

Victory hauls United up to eighth in the Premier League table and eases the mounting pressure on manager Ten Hag.

"This is only one win but what we have seen is that there is togetherness and fight - a real good spirit in the dressing room," said Ten Hag.

"What we have seen is when you have to defend with 11 and do it together, it is very difficult to play against this Manchester United."

Zeki Amdouni hit the post for Burnley and forced the under-fire Andre Onana into a fine save in the first-half, but the Clarets remain without a win on their return to the Premier League and sink to the bottom of the table.

"We're very calm. We knew we had a very tough start in terms of the fixtures," said Burnley boss Vincent Kompany.

"The start is difficult in terms of results but hopeful. I don't see any reason to think this team lacks character or margin to grow."

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