Traveling to Crystal Palace, the Red Devils did not have a satisfactory squad when their defense did not have a healthy midfielder. Coach Erik ten Hag therefore had to pull Casemiro to partner with Jonny Evans – who also had to endure pаin to play. 

It is not difficult to understand that the away team continuously suffered from extremely dangerous аttаck situations from the home team. At the end of 90 minutes of play, Man United received 4 goals from Michael Olise’s double, along with two other goals from Jean-Philippe Mateta and Tyrick Mitchell.

The disastrоus 0-4 defeat caused the Old Trafford team to drop to eighth place on the rankings, with a goal difference of -3. An extremely bad result for the club with the most success in the Premier League. Here are the names on Man United’s side that are said to have played the best and worst in this morning’s match. 

The best

Kobbie Mainoo, Mason Mount, Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund – 5/10

In reality, there was no player on the away team who deserved the word “excellent” in the loss to Palace, there were only players who made fewer mistakes than others, and that was the case with the four mentioned above. above. Mainoo, Mount, Garnacho and Hojlund all played below their strength but at least they didn’t make mistakes. 

 Mount and Mainoo were stunneԀ after the match. 

Mainoo, Garnacho and Hojlund have been shining lights in what has been an incredibly difficult season, and Mount has only recently escaped the ιnjury that hampered his first season at Old Trafford. They are not at fault in this crаzy defeat, but this is a lesson that the four players mentioned above need to learn from experience. 

Worst

Casemiro – 1/10

It’s really difficult to know where to start with the Brazilian’s performance at centre-back. Things started to get worse when Olise escaped Casemiro’s clutches with incredible ease, followed by the pathetic awkwardness of an amateur playing in the center of defense.

The former Real Madrid midfielder’s evening got worse when he was robbed of the ball by Daniel Munoz and then passed to Michael Olise to complete his double in the 66th minute. Of course, Casemiro was at fault, but fans should also sympathize with his actions. His body is being forced to play against his strengths. 

Jonny Evans – 3/10

 Evans had a nightmare match day. 

The Northern Irishman has been in consistent form this season and the Red Devils would be worse off without him, given injuries to Lisandro Martinez, Raphael Varane, Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof. But in yesterday’s match, Evans was pitifully tortured. 

Having just been sidelined for a month due to physical problems, Evans even had to play when he was not ready. He made a mistake in Manchester United’s second goal and could not be a support for reluctant midfielder Casemiro. All in all, fans can hardly blame him.