Man Utd ratings: De Ligt gets just 2/10 but he's not even worst after poor 2-2 Everton draw

Manchester United played out a 2-2 draw with Everton in their final visit to Goodison Park on Saturday.

Everton capitalized on United’s defensive frailties, with Beto opening the scoring before Abdoulaye Doucoure doubled the lead after more poor defending.

However, Bruno Fernandes pulled one back with a well-struck free-kick, and Manuel Ugarte’s volley secured a point for the visitors.

Both Beto and Fernandes had late chances to snatch victory, while United were relieved when a VAR review overturned a late Everton penalty appeal.

Andre Onana – 6

Left exposed by his defense and let down by Harry Maguire for the second goal. Made a crucial save at 2-0.

Matthijs de Ligt – 2

Struggled throughout and was unable to cope with Everton’s intensity. Easily overwhelmed.

Harry Maguire – 4

Failed to track Doucoure for Everton’s second goal, reminiscent of his early struggles under Ten Hag.

Noussair Mazraoui – 5

Battled through an early injury but was ineffective before being replaced by Leny Yoro.

Diogo Dalot – 4

Struggled on the right, offering little in possession and no threat going forward.

Casemiro – 4

Looked off the pace and misplaced several passes. His selection was questionable with Ugarte available.

Manuel Ugarte – 6

Struggled in the first half but redeemed himself with a stunning equalizer.

Patrick Dorgu – 7

A bright spark, showing composure beyond his years. Drew multiple fouls as Everton struggled to contain him.

Bruno Fernandes – 7

Initially wasteful in possession but delivered when it mattered with a superb free-kick. Inspired United’s comeback.

Joshua Zirkzee – 5

Failed to make an impact in front of goal, only improving slightly after Fernandes’ strike.

Rasmus Hojlund – 1

Completely ineffective. Struggled against Tarkowski and Branthwaite and was dominated physically.

Alejandro Garnacho – 7

Brought much-needed energy and should have started.

Leny Yoro – 6

Helped stabilize the defense after coming on.

Chido Obi – 6

Offered more than Hojlund in limited minutes.

Ruben Amorim - 5

Made only one change to the lineup, but leaving Garnacho out proved to be a mistake. His substitutions helped United recover.