Manchester United fell at the final hurdle in the Europa League as they lost 1-0 to Tottenham at the San Mames in Bilbao.
Spurs took the lead on the stroke of half time as [United](https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/all-about/manchester-united-fc) made a mess of clearing Pape Sarr’s cross and the ball struck Luke Shaw before bouncing beyond Andre Onana.
A Guglielmo Vicario error gave Rasmus Hojlund the chance to equalise in the second half but the United striker’s effort was cleared off the line by Micky van de Ven.
United kept pushing in search of an equalising goal but couldn’t find a way through as Vicario denied Shaw late on.
Here are how the players and manager rated at the San Mames:
**Andre Onana**
There were a couple of breakdowns in communication on another unconvincing night for the goalkeeper. A spectator for the second half. 5
**Leny Yoro**
Got away with a casual bit of play inside his own half. Went close to equalising when he grazed Bruno Fernandes' free kick. 6
**Harry Maguire**
The most commanding of the back three, though United oddly had little hassle all night from Tottenham in their own third. 6
**Luke Shaw**
Started sluggishly and did not perk up as he was credited with the own goal. Should not have started and somehow stayed on. 4
**Noussair Mazraoui**
Defensively fine but barely attacked from his right-wing role and that was always bound to be an issue in this final. 6
**Casemiro**
Not as exposed as he was at Tottenham in February but could not exert the influence he wielded in the previous knockout rounds. 5
**Bruno Fernandes**
Began enterprisingly before fading in the first half and struggled to summon up any inspiration as United endeavoured to get an equaliser. 4
**Patrick Dorgu**
Started by default and did not cover himself in glory for Shaw's own goal and misused the ball too often. Out of his depth. 4
**Mason Mount**
A dubious pick ahead of Alejandro Garnacho, Mount did nothing of note all night on his sixth club final start. Made way for Garnacho. 5
**Amad**
United's brightest attacker and patently unnerved Spurs left back Destiny Udogie. Spurs kept him in check more in the second half. 6
**Rasmus Hojlund**
Struggled to get a kick in the first half but got his head to the ball in the second, only to see it cleared off the line by Van de Ven. 5
**Subs**
**Joshua Zirkzee**
First appearance in 38 days after Hojlund fired blanks again. Booked. 5
**Alejandro Garnacho**
Did more in his first few minutes than Mount did in 70, drawing a save. 6
**Diogo Dalot**
Returned from injury with five minutes to go. 5
**Kobbie Mainoo**
Came on with 90 minutes played. N/A
**Manager**
Got it wrong starting Mount at the expense of Garnacho and the strategic pick of Shaw gifted Tottenham a goal. Took too long to make a sub. 4