David de Gea
So slow to react to Gylfi Sigurdsson's shot and he just did not anticipate Lucas Digne's drive. Looks utterly out of sorts. 1
Victor Lindelof
Played out of position and looked out of his depth. Had no protection whatsoever from Marcus Rashford. Switched to centre-back after half-time. 1
Chris Smalling
Started the Easter Sunday defeat at Everton five years ago and was maybe worse this time. Utterly overwhelmed by Everton's ferocity. 1
Phil Jones
Had to be told by a teammate to get into a particular position for a goal kick. Never looked up to it. Got injured again. Came off again. 1
Diogo Dalot
If you thought Eric Bailly at right-back was bad enough then Diogo Dalot at left-back might have been worse. A bad decision that was never going to be vindicated. 1
Nemanja Matic
Played as though quick sand was beneath the pitch. Pedestrian throughout, stood off Sigurdsson and pulled an easy chance well wide. 0
Fred
Completely taken aback by Everton's intensity and ran around like a headless chicken for much of the game. Substituted at half-time. 1
Paul Pogba
Sprung Marcus Rashford through early on but it was a hot day and did not exert himself much at all. 1
Anthony Martial
Even playing against his whipping boys could not elicit an upturn in form from Martial, who dived desperately at 4-0. Missed a sitter. 0
Romelu Lukaku
"Lukaku, what's the score?" the Gwladys Street End asked. Lukaku was back to his worst up front and was neutered by Kurt Zouma and Michael Keane. 1
Marcus Rashford
Aimless shot after aimless shot after aimless shot. Has three goals in 13. His purple patch ended long ago. 1
Subs
Ashley Young
Better than most. 3
Scott McTominay
Showed some desire. 5
Andreas Pereira
A pointless substitution. 3
The two Manchester United players fans blame for horror show vs Everton
