Manchester United player ratings as Marcus Rashford and David de Gea superb vs Leicester

David de Gea

Made a superb save from Harvey Barnes and an even better save from Kelechi Iheanacho. Those denials eventually ensured United won comfortably. 8

Diogo Dalot

Admonished by Erik ten Hag, although he possibly took it on behalf of the whole team. Missed a glorious chance to make it 2-0. 6

Victor Lindelof

Got in the way of Iheanacho's tame shot but was uncomfortable against Leicester's lively forwards. Had a calmer second half. 6

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Lisandro Martinez

Had one of his worst halves for months but started the second half strongly by nodding against the crossbar and then looked back to his old self. 6

Luke Shaw

Caught out of position too often when Leicester dominated but much better at both ends during his 23 minutes in the second. 6

Marcel Sabitzer

Had an uncertain first half, as most in red did, but surer on the ball in the second and benefited from Scott McTominay's emergence. 6

Fred

Saved the best for last to play Marcus Rashford in to make it 2-0. Up until then, he was having another nightmare against Leicester. 5

Alejandro Garnacho

On the periphery for the entire first half and though his withdrawal seemed harsh it was completely vindicated as Jadon Sancho flourished. 5

Bruno Fernandes

Created United's two great chances in the first half and teed up Sancho to make it 3-0. Has a mentality that is a dream for any manager. 8

Marcus Rashford

Scored United's first chance to deflate Leicester and he punished their high line again to make it 2-0. Now has 24 goals this season. 8

Wout Weghorst

Spent the first half as the 10 but did not summon any creativity and returned to the No.9 role in the second, which