Dean Henderson
Got into a tangle from a cross early on but recovered. West Ham were shot-shy and dependent on crosses, so Henderson was hardly tested. 6
Aaron Wan-Bissaka
United were so over-reliant on Luke Shaw it exposed how anonymous an attacker Wan-Bissaka was. Booked for fouling Michail Antonio. 5
Victor Lindelof
For a centre-back preyed upon by physical figureheads, this was an impressive performance from Lindelof against the formidable Antonio. 7
Harry Maguire
Lambasted teammates and had the odd awkward moment when West Ham bothered to trouble United. Carried on despite head injury. 7
Luke Shaw
United's best player for the umpteenth time this season. Offered width regularly and teammates often looked for him. Big block towards the end. 8
Scott McTominay
Relished the committed duel with Declan Rice and his physical presence provided competition for Rice and Noble. 6
Fred
No sign of his form picking up again. Did not probe with the ball and rarely quickened United's attacks. 4
Mason Greenwood
Should have started through the middle. Provided Rashford with a glaring chance and so close to scoring himself. Hit the post again in the second-half. 7
Bruno Fernandes
Dropped deep to try and influence the play and played in Greenwood for United's outstanding first-half chance. Corner led to the goal. 7
Daniel James
Starting out of necessity at the moment. Looked a little lost again and only lasted as long as he did due to United's lack of senior forwards. 4
Marcus Rashford
Not fully fit but that did not legislate for the toothless striking play or his decision-making. Didn't lack for effort but not at it. 4
Subs
Manager
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Had little choice with his team selection but ignored Amad from the start and then from the bench, relying on breakaways at home to West Ham. 6
