Manchester United player ratings vs Sheffield United as Diogo Dalot and Andre Onana good

Manchester United secured a hard-fought win over Sheffield United on a night when club legend Sir Bobby Charlton was poignantly remembered. The players paid an emotional tribute to the United great before the game, with a minute's applause before kick-off and captain Bruno Fernandes laid a wreath on the pitch.

Scott McTominay was on the score sheet again with a first half strike but minutes later he conceded a penalty through a handball. Oli McBurnie scored the penalty to level the game with the teams tied at the break. Diogo Dalot regained the lead for United deep into the second half with a stunning strike from distance.

Our chief United writer Samuel Luckhurst was in the pressbox to cover the game and here are his player ratings from the Premier League fixture.

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Andre Onana

Overcame a knock to make a couple of decent stops in the first half and made an unconventional save early in the second half. 7

Diogo Dalot

Sloppy with the ball at both ends in the first half and often overhit his crosses. Atoned with a terrific strike to put United ahead. 7

Jonny Evans

Another primarily calm performance from the 35-year-old. Evans' influence off the ball was as key as on it as he barked instructions. 7

Harry Maguire

Committed some clumsy errors back on his old stomping ground but had a calmer second half as United seized control. Some good passing. 6

Victor Lindelof

Surprisingly started at left-back again and did not look too comfortable defending but Sheffield United tired quickly and Lindelof used the ball more prudently. 6

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