Altay Bayindir was at fault for two of Spurs’ goals
Manchester United were knocked out of the Carabao Cup at the quarter-final stage in a barmy 4-3 defeat to Tottenham.
Spurs raced into a three-goal lead thanks to goals from Dominic Solanke (two) and Dejan Kulusevski, before goalkeeper Fraser Forster gifted the visitors a way back into the game, with Joshua Zirkzee and Amad Diallo scoring after his woeful distribution.
United’s own goalkeeper than made a blunder of his own, conceding a direct corner to Son Heung-min.
There was still time for Jonny Evans to half the deficit again, but it wasn’t enough and it ended 4-3.
Dom Smith was at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to rate the Manchester United players’ performances…
Altay Bayindir 3
Horror night for the goalkeeper. Conceded four goals, including a direct corner by Son. Given a yellow for protesting he had been fouled. Eesh...
Victor Lindelof 5
Came off in the 45th minute due to injury and went straight down the tunnel, looking distraught.
Leny Yoro 6
Good display from the Frenchman, not directly at fault for United’s poor defending. Threaded some nice passes into midfield.
Leny Yoro was the best of Man United’s defenders
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Noussair Mazraoui 5
Poor late tackle on Djed Spence saw him pick up a yellow card in the first half.
Lisandro Martinez 4
At fault for the second goal as his lackadaisical half-clearance fell to Kulusevski to convert with ease.
Diogo Dalot 5
Anonymous display by the Portuguese wing-back, whose positioning often gifted Spurs space to run into.
Bruno Fernandes 6
A very quiet evening for the skipper, but he did read Fraser Forster’s poor pass out and then assist Zirkzee.
Manuel Ugarte 6
The game seemed to happen to him. Needs to offer so much more, after United forked out £42million to sign him.
Christian Eriksen 6
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The best United performer until he was replaced on 56 minutes. Without much luck, at least he tried to make things happen against his former club.
Antony 5
Had one shot, probably heading in, which was blocked. Other than that,
Rasmus Hojlund 4
Bullied by Radu Dragusin all night. United got back into the match, but not thanks to the Dane.
Subs:
Jonny Evans (Lindelof 45’) 6
Nutmegged by Solanke for the third of Tottenham’s goals. Came on just before the interval after an injury to Lindelof. Scored late on with a fine header from a corner.
Amad Diallo (Antony, 56’) 6
Came on and definitely made an impact, taking plenty of shots, but was a tad wasteful in front of goal, despite closing Forster down to score.
Joshua Zirkzee (Hojlund, 56’) 6
Posed Tottenham a different problem. Scored the goal (a tap-in) that got them back into the game.
Kobbie Mainoo (Eriksen, 56’) 5
Did okay but struggled to keep the inspired Kulusevski at bay.
Not used: Onana, Maguire, Malacia, Garnacho, Casemiro