In a weird way, Manchester United's struggles against Fulham only further highlighted one of the team's biggest successes this season.
Erik ten Hag's side have a knack for managing to win matches even when they aren't at their best, though their latest comeback win was more about Fulham's implosion than it was about their own ability on the day.
With Casemiro serving the first of his four-match domestic ban, there was always going to be a drop in quality, which was exacerbated by Raphael Varane's late fitness issues as well. Read next: Sancho struggles as United reminded of Martinez dilemma United were without two of their most important players, and it showed, but they weren't the only other key players whose absences are felt on this side.
Although results haven't been largely affected, there has been a noticeable change since Christian Eriksen's injury back in January, with the United midfield yet to find the same balance it had struck so sweetly earlier in the season.