Oliver Burke 7, Aaron Ramsdale 5; Marcus Rashford 9, Anthony Martial 8: Sheffield United v Manchester United player ratings

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team fight back to register 3-2 win

SHEFFIELD UNITED RATINGS: Aaron Ramsdale - 5. Probably should have done better for Marcus Rashford’s second of the game. Getty

George Baldock - 6. Had a hard time of it coming up against Rashford but did show some moments of quality. Reuters

Chris Basham - 6. Stepped into midfield after Sander Berge went off before slotting back into the defence after Phil Jagielka was substituted. Gave a good account of himself in both positions.

John Egan - 6. Did well to cover his teammates when they had some shaky moments. Booked for a foul on Fernandes. Getty

Jack Robinson - 5. Seemed to lack the required awareness to deal with the United’s frontline at times. Booked after an altercation with Paul Pogba. AFP

Enda Stevens - 5, Had some shaky moments defensively and struggled to make much of an attacking impact having initially looked dangerous. EPA

Sander Berge – N/A. Pulled up with a hamstring injury less than 10 minutes into the match. EPA

Ethan Ampadu - 6. Showed intelligence in his play on the ball to keep hold of possession when he had it. Getty

John Fleck - 6. Missed the target from a good chance but put in a lot of hard work in an honest display. Reuters

David McGoldrick - 8. Put in plenty of effort for the team and scored both the Blades’ goals in the game. AFP

Oliver Burke – 7. Was very lively and did really well to pressurise Dean Henderson to create the chance for McGoldrick’s opener. Getty

SUBSTITUTES: Phil Jagielka (Berge 12’) - 3. It’s easy to see why Chris Wilder didn’t fancy starting the veteran up against United’s electric attack. Was booked for a foul on Mason Greenwood. AP

Lys Mousset (Jagielka 63’) - 6. Worked hard for the team and was denied by Dean Henderson after a good strike. Getty

Rhian Brewster (Burke 74’) – N/A. Got some good shots off but couldn’t quite get his goal. Getty

MANCHESTER UNITED RATINGS: Dean Henderson - 6. Rare start, but 5th minute mistake led to team going behind yet again in an away game. Save for Burke but little to do after a hectic first 10 minutes against his former club until late flurry and excellent save – again from Burke. AP

Aaron Wan-Bissaka - 6. More tackles than any player on the pitch, which is what he does best. Two clearances too. Otherwise less involved than other defenders. Getty

Victor Lindelof - 7. Fine ball forward for Martial. Won 86th minute header but ball came back off McGoldrick and into goal for a nervous end. EPA

Harry Maguire - 6. Culpable for the opening goal at the club where he started his career. Settled like his team, but United have to stop going behind in games and, as captain at the heart of defence, he should be doing more about that than anyone. PA

Alex Telles - 7. Pushed off ball in the early Blades’ onslaught but settled and more involved than any player on the pitch with 90 touches. Alert for a late Blades’ attack as United finished sloppily. AP

Nemanja Matic - 7. The most defensive minded of the players in front of the defence and not playing in a two. Came back when needed – and he was needed – and doesn’t lose ball when midfielders around him take bigger risks and do. AP

Mason Greenwood - 7. Quiet first half but far more involved in the second as he ran at opponents and shot with both feet. AP

Bruno Fernandes - 8. Clever ball to Rashford was first move of a terrible start. Lovely ball to Martial and another to the outside of the post. Rested with his work done. Reuters

Paul Pogba - 8. Balls to nowhere, then showed vision with a beauty forward to Martial. Gets caught in possession but sublime movement from deep to start attack for the third goal. Booked at the last, but another positive performance. Getty

Marcus Rashford - 9. Incredible bending run and then first touch to control Lindelof’s ball before a super finish for equaliser after 25. Non-stop running at defenders and finished the third after 51. One of his best ever games for the club he loves. EPA

Anthony Martial - 8. There to tap into goal after 33. Handled finish well. His first – and much needed league goal this season for the Frenchman who scored a hat-trick against the Blades in June. Drove forward well, set up third and part of superb second half football when United again scored three away. AP

SUBSTITUTES: Juan Mata (Greenwood 74’) - 6. On for Greenwood after 73. Decent connection from a Martial cross nearly made it four. EPA

Donny van de Beek (Fernandes 79’) - N/A. On for Fernandes for a final ten minutes which was far more frantic than he may have envisaged. Scott McTominay (Rashford 90’) - N/A. Came on for Martial at the end to kill time/stem late attacks in a twitchy end to the game. Getty

Manchester United rallied yet again to defeat Sheffield United 3-2 to maintain their perfect away record in the Premier League this season.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team now have 18 points from six matches on the road, coming from behind to win each one of them.

Two goals from Marcus Rashford and one from Anthony Martial lifted United to sixth in the table, five points behind leaders Liverpool with a game in hand.

Sheffield United, on the other hand, are staring into the abyss with just one point to their name. Chris Wilder's side have fewer points after their first 13 games of a league season than any other team in English top-flight history.

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