Manchester United player ratings v Everton: Garnacho 8, Mainoo 8, Rashford 7

Erik ten Hag's side seal a 3-0 victory at Goodison Park, highlighted by Alejandro Garnacho's overhead kick

Andre Onana 8/10

MANCHESTER UNITED PLAYER RATINGS: Faced 24 shots (United had 9) and was sure-handed amid the pressure and protests from Evertonians. Twice saved from Calvert Lewin, the second from a free header. SupeShow more

Luke Shaw 7/10

Back after a lengthy injury and United were better for his presence. His drives forward were effective in a first league win by more than a single goal this season. Getty Images

Harry Maguire 8/10

Another sound game under heavy Everton pressure. Advanced at the start of the second half. Used any part of his body to help his side. His mojo is back. Getty Images

Victor Lindelof 7/10

Excellent dealing with Everton’s high crosses, but found it difficult to deal with Calvert-Lewin. More touches than any other United player. Reuters

Diogo Dalot 7/10

Super cross back towards Garnacho to set up the first goal. Poor positioning to play Calvert Lewin onside after nine minutes. Good block from Dacoure on 69. Best game for a while. AFP

Scott McTominay 7/10

Booked after 24 as United were put under intense Everton pressure. Shot over on 47 as United started the second half far better than they finished the first. Getty Images

Kobbie Mainoo 8/10

A first Premier League start for the 18-year-old midfielder. Calm, neat, skillful and he cleared an effort off the line with the outside of his boot. Sublime pass down the line to Fernandes on 63. OutShow more

Bruno Fernandes 7/10

His pass split Everton’s defence to set up Martial for the third. Sprinting until the end as United pressed for a fourth. Pure energy. Selfless in giving the penalty to Rashford. Getty Images

Alejandro Garnacho 8/10

On the right and scored one of football’s great overhead kicks, while moving away from goal, to put his side ahead in the third minute. Huge moment. Also defended well. Smashed by Young in a yellow caShow more

Marcus Rashford 7/10

On the left and worked well before the first goal. Dispossessed after 32, leading to an Everton attack in a quiet first half for him. Smashed a 56th-minute penalty past Pickford. EPA

Anthony Martial 8/10

United’s lone striker, he struggled to get into the game in the first half. Won a penalty having been fouled by former teammate Young. Composed when one on one with Pickford to make it 3-0. First goalShow more

Facundo Pellistri 7/10

SUBS: (Garnacho 72'). Involved in the third goal and a busy, productive 20 minutes on the right. Getty Images

Sofyan Amrabat 6/10

(Mainoo 72'). The Moroccan midfielder came on to steady things up. PA

Aaron Wan Bissaka 7/10

(Shaw 76') Splendid tackle on Danjuma, a player who troubled United greatly when playing for Villarreal in the Champions League two years ago. Getty Images

Hannibal Mejbri N/A

(Martial 84') Fouled in a yellow card challenge by Gueye. Reuters

Alejandro Garnacho a stunning overhead kick in the third minute to send Manchester United on their way to a 3-0 victory over an Everton team already reeling in their first Premier League game after being docked 10 points.

With a strike that drew comparisons to Wayne Rooney's famous goal for United in the 2011 Manchester derby, the 19-year-old Argentine leapt acrobatically to meet Diogo Dalot's cross, firing the ball into the opposite corner past Jordan Pickford before celebrating with a Cristiano Ronaldo-style pirouette.

Marcus Rashford doubled United's lead with a penalty in the 56th, awarded after VAR ruled Anthony Martial was tripped by Ashley Young. Captain Bruno Fernandes gave the ball to Rashford, who had only scored once this season and not since September 3.

Martial sent hundreds of Everton fans heading to the Goodison Park exits in the 75th minute when he ran onto Fernandes's pass and dinked it over Pickford for an easy goal.

Erik ten Hag's United team are sixth in the standings on 24 points after 13 games, while Everton, who were 14th before their points deduction for breaches of the league's financial rules, are second-bottom on four points.

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