Manchester United defeated Chelsea in a dramatic match: two red cards and a goal from Casemiro.
According to The Sun: In the match at Old Trafford, MANCHESTER UNITED secured victory, withstanding CHELSEA's pressure despite a tense return from the opponent at the end of the match.
Roberto Sanchez's card, which occurred on the fifth minute, significantly impacted the course of the game, and goals from Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro gave 'United' a 2-0 lead at halftime.
GettyCasemiro scored a goal that separated the teamsHowever, in the second half, Casemiro was sent off, equalizing the forces on the field. And even though Trevoh Chalobah scored, 'United' managed to hold on until the end.
Below are the player ratings from Ruben Amorim's team by Catherine Walsh from the 'Theatre of Dreams'.
Altay Bayindir – 5
It is worth noting that his pass led to a red card for Chelsea when Roberto Sanchez was sent off. In the first half, the goalkeeper had almost no work to do.
However, he could not withstand the pressure during the goal by Chalobah, as the team struggled with corners.
GettyAltay Bayindir helped 'United' take the leadNoussair Mazraoui – 7
'United' can consider themselves lucky, as the Moroccan returned to the game.
His cross led to Bruno Fernandes' goal, and after he came on, the team became significantly more unstable.
AFPUnited were fortunate that Noussair Mazraoui returned to the gameMatthijs De Ligt – 8
The Dutchman's great actions helped 'United' win the match.
He actively played on the field, making key passes at the start of the game.
GettyMatthijs de Ligt was impeccable against ChelseaHarry Maguire – 6
Maguire did not perform well in the previous match, but alongside De Ligt, he showed himself better.
He played an important role in all aspects of the game, although he did not avoid the mistake that gave Chelsea a chance.
APHarry Maguire played an important role in all aspects of the gameLuke Shaw – 6
After a disappointing previous match, Shaw was able to show himself better.
The left-back assisted Casemiro with the goal from the flank.
ReutersLuke Shaw improved his game against ChelseaBruno Fernandes – 7
Bruno barely held back tears when he scored his goal in the 16th minute, catching the ball after a prolonged VAR check.
In this match, controlling the situation, he did not overload himself in the game.
GettyBruno Fernandes opened the scoringPatrick Dorgu – 6
Patrick's crosses were significantly better than in the previous game, and he assisted on the second goal.
However, some mistakes could have cost the team serious consequences.
PAPatrick Dorgu showed improvementAmad Diallo – 5
It feels like Amad has lost his confidence. He failed to capitalize on simple moments three times, costing the team.
Shutterstock EditorialAmad Diallo seemed to have lost his confidenceCasemiro – 3
Casemiro's action raised many questions. The Brazilian went into history for the wrong reasons.
His goal and red card became the first case in Premier League history where a player scored and received a red card in the same half.
An unnecessary foul on Enzo Fernandez led to the first yellow card, and the second was due to carelessness in a collision with Andre Santos.
ReutersCasemiro turned from a hero into a zero after being sent offBryan Mbeumo – 7
Important for 'United's attacking play, although set pieces didn't always succeed.
APBrian Mbeumo was vital for United's victoryBenjamin Sesko – 7
Sesko demonstrated what others could not – he stood up to the challenge from the Chelsea defender and created an opportunity for an attack.
AlamyBenjamin Sesko showed positive signsSUBSTITUTIONS
Manuel Ugarte (for Sesko, 46) – 3
The coach replaced one offender with another, but Ugarte could not control the game.
Matheus Cunha (for Mbeumo, 61) – 5
Fans celebrated the return of the Brazilian after injury. He played reasonably well alongside Fernandes.
Leny Yoro (for Maguire, 70) – 3
Looked lost and remembered the moment when Chalobah received the ball.
Mason Mount (On 70′): N/A
Kobbie Mainoo (On 87′): N/A
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This match was not only emotional for the players but also important from a tournament perspective for both teams. The victory for 'United' could serve as a powerful impetus for further games, while 'Chelsea' should analyze their mistakes to return to winning ways.
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