Man utd ratings: ugarte terrible & mainoo invisible with Amad the only clear spark

Manchester United fell to the 16th in the Premier League after an embarrassing 2-0 defeat against West Ham at Old Trafford.

Ruben Amorim mentioned a strong team for the return of United to the Interior Service, but not even Amad Diallo Can save the day.

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United gave the fans a lively start, but returned to the factory settings after the visitors took the lead for 27 minutes.

West ham United united against the Run of Play, before the former man Utd star Aaron Wan-Bissaka returned to chase his old club.

The full-back fed a smart ball through Mohammed Kuduswho has put a low cross in the six Yard Box for Tomas Soucek To tap home.

United was caught again on cold and laundry the masters make their own undone after kudus Manuel UgarteThe clutter to set up Jarrod Bowen, which doubled West Ham’s lead in the 58th minute.

Apart from a few clear moments of Amad, this was again a terrible version of the home team, because West Ham became the SIXTH Team this season to the double over United.

The Red Devils had not won a Prem match since their 3-0 win over Leicester on 16 March, which by the way was the last team that West Ham defeated in February.

This is how Sunssport’s Katherine Walsh rated the performance of every man Utd Star at Old Trafford …

Atlay Bayindir – 4

Does Bayindir even know his back line? There was absolutely no communication between him and his supposed defensive shield.

With error -sensitive Andre Onana completely rested for Europe, Bayindir was a non -convincing watch,

The number 2 has now admitted 10 goals in the last three Prem games.

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Noussair Mazraoui – 4

Cut a frustrated figure after Kudus was left alone in the box to help the opener.

The international of Morocco was drawn to stop Wan-Bissaka, making Kudus unmarked behind him.

One of the more surprising selections seen Amorim has repeatedly said that he is ‘up to a limit’ and is a greater risk of loss than most.

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Leny Yoro – 5

Started three in the middle of the back and was sometimes caught sleeping. Especially when West Ham won a corner on the edge of the break.

The 19-year-old then led enormous concern fight tears while you are injured with a foot problem In the 50th minute.

He will be needed for the Europa League final against Spurs on May 21.

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Luke Shaw – 4

Was sometimes overwhelmed by West Ham, given his obvious match fitness problems.

But grew better in the game in his battle with Bow.

Came at the same time that Yoro seemed to protect him if he is a competition to start the Europa League final at the expense of Yoro.

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Amad Diallo – 6

Amad Got his first start since he returned from a long injury, after he had come from the bank the last few games. And how happy Amorim must be to have him back.

The 22-year-old immediately showed what United has missed-a real wing player who can beat his husband.

The pace of the game lifted the ball every time Amad was on the ball. He cut from the right and fed Bruno Fernandes for a shot within four minutes, before he has taken his own effort away by Alphonse Areola.

Kudus left Amad on the deck before helping the opener. Everything that is positive for the home team came through his difficult runs and brilliant crosses.

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Harry Amass – 4

Still very young and has enough time to mature, but this was a difficult work of the day for the 18-year-old, which was beaten to the ball by the rear post opener from Soucek.

Was caught on the ball within 30 seconds of the second half James Ward-Prowse.

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Manuel Ugarte – 2

Was completely invisible in the middle of the park. I am not sure why Amorim prefers him to the midfielder above Mainoo.

The Uruguayan was the fault of Bowen’s goal after losing the ball to Kudus in his own half, while he was injured.

The 24-year-old hoped immediately and was replaced after 2-0. It becomes clearer why Paris Saint-Germain Sold him.

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Bruno Fernandes – 5

Tactical Tweak saw the Portuguese Magnifico play in a deeper role, with Mainoo going up to play with the central attack trio.

But Bruno part of a wide open midfield, which was controlled by Soucek and Kudus, and failed to get the ball enough to make an impact.

After the break a bit awake to find Amad and to mount several times, but it wasn’t enough.

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Kobbie Mainoo – 4

Fully missing. Mainoo must play in its normal role in midfield. This was another invisible version as one of the two No. 10s.

Graham Potter Clearly spotted the weakness of United in midfield, where Kudus runs the show in a free role.

The English star could leave in the summer if this positional problem keeps track of.

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Mason Mount – 5

A sensational switch from Play van Mount gave Amad the chance to run early and to shoot.

And the former Chelsea star again corresponded to a wonderful ball over the top with Hojlund after West Ham took the lead.

But Mount was pulled for the hour in a row A brace score here against Athletic Bilabo On Thursday.

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Rasmus Hojlund – 3

De Dane made good runs but missed quality and end product in the last third part. Could not keep the ball up and missed several promising opportunities in both halves.

Had more accents with Amad on the field, but hit a shot in Row Z, before he hurried a finish to the brilliant ball of Bobble Mount.

But he was worried when he went down, because United had no other strikers available for the Europa League final.

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Subs

Harry Maguire (for Yoro ’50) – 4

Amorim was clearly resting the England Internationally for EuropeBut he was forced to replace Yoro, who was injured.

Maguire was easily defeated by Kudus before the midfielder set up the goal of Bowen.

Victor Lindelof (for Shaw ’50) – 3

Was just 2-0 everywhere. The Swede went back and jockey kudus with his back to goal.

United is the only team in the premium to consistently change their center backs during games. Bizarre.

Patrick Dorgu (for Mount ’58) – 5

Did not really have an impact on the game on his weaker right side.

Alejandro Garnacho (for Ugarte ’58) – 6

Garnacho showed a glimpse of his old self, when he caused destruction after he came from the couch under Erik ten Hag.

The 20-year-old some caused problems for West Ham and caused much needed impulse in vain.

Christian Eriksen (for Amad ’73) – 5