Manchester United ratings v Crystal Palace: Casemiro 9, Garnacho 7, Amrabat 7

Erik ten Hag's team complete 3-0 win in League Cup on Tuesday

Andre Onana 7/10

MANCHESTER UNITED RATINGS: Continued his run of playing every game and enjoyed his second consecutive clean sheet, which he needed after conceding threes and fours. Had little to do before a save withShow more

Sofyan Amrabat 7/10

First start for United for the on-loan Moroccan, he played out of his usual position as a left back. Was cheered after a defensive block stopped an early Palace cross. Physically strong and regularly Show more

Raphael Varane 7/10

Captain and working his way back to full match fitness. By the time he went off after an hour, Palace hadn’t managed a single shot and only had two touches in the United area. PA

Harry Maguire 7/10

First start of the season for the former captain and he read danger from an early Palace attack well. Not his busiest game but defended well when called on. Intercepted and well positioned. Only CasemShow more

Diogo Dalot 8/10

Brilliant setting up the first, pulling the ball back for Garnacho. Pushed inside to lend his support not just to midfield, but also attack. Full of energy and intent. Getty

Casemiro 9/10

United’s top scorer made it 2-0 for the cup holders on 26, heading in a Mount corner. Played several line-splitting passes and set up United’s third for Martial. Pressed well, intercepted, passed wellShow more

Hannibal Mejbri 7/10

Industrious as he tried to push forward, but booked for a cynical challenge on 28. Had to be careful that he didn’t get another yellow. AP

Mason Mount 7/10

Back after injury and near early combination with Casemiro, who he then set up for the second from a corner. Creative. Off at half time. AP

Facundo Pellistri 6/10

Injuries and absences meant another start and he was heavily involved. He’s getting the minutes he’d been starved off. Ran at players and showed his skill, without much end product. PA

Anthony Martial 7/10

Fouled in a yellow card challenge in the first half, scored United’s third for his first goal of the season in the second, a super left foot finish from a Casemiro assist after cleverly staying onsideShow more

Alejandro Garnacho 7/10

Back in the team in one of seven changes since the Burnley win and he put his side ahead after 21, steering a Dalot assist past Johnstone. Lively all night, with a well struck shot on target on 88. GeShow more

Victor Lindelof 7/10

SUBS: Lindelof (Mount, HT). Attacked like Dalot did in the first half. Clean strike towards goal on 88. Reuters

Jonny Evans 7/10

Evans (Varane, 60'). Found space to head on target after 70 as the Stretford End sang his name. Reuters

Daniel Gore 7/10

Gore (Amrabat, 60'). Debut in United’s senior team. Straight into the centre of midfield for the young Mancunian. Applauded by his manager for winning the ball back. Getty

Donny van de Beek 6/10

Van de Beek (Hannibal, 69'). First performance of the season and encouraged by Casemiro to play as far forward as possible. PA

Rasmus Hojlund 6/10

Hojlund (Martial, 74'). Bustled but not much impact. Getty

Manchester United had very few complaints as they secured a 3-0 home win over Crystal Palace in the League Cup on Tuesday.

Teenager Alejandro Garnacho and Casemiro fired the holders to a 2-0 first-half lead at Old Trafford and Anthony Martial added a third after the break to ease the pressure on Erik ten Hag's team.

It is now back-to-back wins for United after a disappointing start to the season. Their dominant performance against Palace followed Saturday's narrow victory at Burnley.

“The mood is always good, but of course when you are not winning at United there is disappointment, and there is frustration, but the togetherness is always there,” Ten Hag said.

“We know we are not now in the position where we want to be. So we have to build up, we have to catch up and then you have to go from game to game, working on the process and working on the results. Don’t get too far ahead."

Garnacho put United ahead with a clinical first half strike from Diogo Dalot's cross, in a marked improvement over previous performances.

The 19-year-old began United's first two matches of the season, but his appearance against Palace was the first time he was named in the starting line-up since a defeat at Tottenham five weeks ago.

"You have seen at the start of the season we played him and then his contribution was not good enough," Ten Hag added.

"He has to learn when he does his job in defending he will always have his moment and he will always be decisive because he has great qualities."

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