David de Gea
Agilely denied Raul Jimenez and Willy Boly at 0-0. His knack for pivotal saves continued and a fifth player of the year award out of six is not unforeseeable. 7
Antonio Valencia
Did not justify his recall ahead of Ashley Young, whose set-pieces were so decisive at Watford. Solid in defence but sombre in attack. 4
Chris Smalling
Another secure performance against the Championship champions' live wire forwards. Having started the season on the bench, his resilience is laudable. 6
Victor Lindelof
Had a shaky performance against Helder Costa and Jimenez. 5
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Luke Shaw
Too loose in defence at times and was deservedly booked. Possibly his weakest performance of the campaign so far. 5
Marouane Fellaini
A steady presence in midfield, where he was useful in his own and Wolves' third. Still feels like a stop-gap in that deep-lying role. 6
Fred
Had another iffy start up until he tidily scored his first goal of the club. Denied a second by a combination of Rui Patricio and the woodwork. 6
Paul Pogba
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Started on the right of the midfield three but moved to the left, where he delicately assisted Fred with one world-class touch. Culpable for the equaliser. 6
Jesse Lingard
Bright from the start and often threatened. His pressing put pressure on Wolves and not enough teammates did likewise. 6
Alexis Sanchez
Occasionally showcased a decent understanding with Romelu Lukaku but his end product was often woeful. Rightly substituted. 4
Romelu Lukaku
Admittedly starved of service but did not exactly seek out the ball, either. Guilty of being too immobile too often up front. 2
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Anthony Martial
Did little. 5
Juan Mata
Barely effected proceedings. 5
Andreas Pereira
Offered very little. 5