He was everywhere last night,tell me why we will not compete for league if He continues to play like this when season,I fell in love with what He did last night and I must applause him for that”, Man united legend says He is really impressed with One United player performance last night – Not Amad and not Rashford

These are our player rankings for Man United’s matchup with Real Betis in their fourth preseason game.

Heaton, Tom couldn’t stop Betis from scoring two goals. wore the armband of the captain during the second half. 6 out of 10.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka heavily linked to a move out, yet he began this game at right back. Maybe they could have made a stronger challenge for the second goal for Betis. 5 out of 10.

Harry Maguire: Contributed to Casemiro’s goal. To maintain the offensive, flicked the ball on. a strong defence. changed at the half. 6 out of 10.

Victor Lindelof was also substituted off at halftime as Ten Hag attempted to get everyone of his centre halves some playing time. He accomplished enough. 6 out of 10.

Harry Amass: The young player had a mixed first half. let a goal from Betis down his side, but more than made up for it with a beautiful cross that led to Amad’s goal. Still quite uncooked. 6 out of 10.

United’s third goal was scored by Casemiro. On both sides of the ball, it was his best performance of the tour thus far. 6 out of 10.

Eriksen, Christian When in control, kept things moving. On the ball, I’m always very composed. 6 out of 10.

Amad: Exceptional once more. gained a penalty. seized a goal as well. United’s top attacker, comfortably, as he keeps laying claim to regular starts. 8 out of 10.

McTominay, Scott Despite his inconsistent on-ball performance, he consistently cooperates with the press. Here, it happened once more. 5 out of 10.

Marcus Rashford lasted for roughly an hour before suffering an injury following an obvious foul in the box. tucked away a penalty in the first half. Looked well-groomed. 7 out of 10.

Jadon Sancho: Although it was obvious that this was not his natural position, he looked fairly active when he started as the striker. 6 out of 10.

Subs: Jonathon Evans – Made full use of his background when United was struggling as Betis attempted to regain the lead.

Will Fish: Throughout the tour, he is still given significant minutes. may have an impact during the season’s first weeks after Yoro’s injury was announced. booked after hours.

James Scanlon once more used out of position at right back. played a sufficient defensive role.

Sam Murray: fortunate because he could have been penalised by Betis for his error.

Maxi Oyedele: Sailed through the latter part of the match.

Toby Collyer: The central figure for United’s midfield has persisted to exude comfort.

Antony: Showed some great talent and attributes, but lacked any true menace. came off during a substitution. He was probably hurt when he made his way directly into the tunnel.

Hannibal: As usual, plenty of energy. beneficial when in possession. Had a shot, a half-chance. booked after hours.

Mason Mount: He still has a great preseason appearance. will experience being a new signee.

Ethan Wheatley—despite mostly subsisting on scraps—led the queue admirably.

Sam Mather Too little time for marking.