Amad Diallo and Bruno Fernandes shone as Manchester United drew 4-4 against Bournemouth the Premier League on Monday night. Ruben Amorim made one change to his starting line up with Leny Yoro selected ahead of the absent Noussair Mazraoui.
United enjoyed an electric start to the match, and it wasn't long before they finally got the goal they deserved when Amad headed in on the goal line after an excellent piece of wing play from Diogo Dalot. They should have had more before half-time; however, they were level when Antoine Semenyo capitalised on a poor mistake from Luke Shaw to square the match. United responded well again and led at the break when Casemiro headed in at the back-post to restore their deserved lead.
Bournemouth came out firing and were level within 40 seconds of the restart when Evanilson raced into the box and fired into the bottom corner. Things went from bad to worse when the away side took the lead from a Marcus Tavernier free-kick after a cynical foul from Casemiro.
If the Bournemouth comeback was impressive, United's was even more spectacular. Fernandes drew the game level with a stunning free-kick from the edge of the box before Matheus Cunha completed the comeback when he finished a counter-attack. It looked like United have finally won the match, but there was another twist when Eli Junior Kroupi scored another equaliser to secure a point for his side.
Here is how we rated the United players.
5. Luke Shaw - 4
A costly mistake for the first Bournemouth equaliser. He was below his recent standards and might have to fight for his place this weekend. | Manchester United via Getty Images
6. Amad Diallo 7.5
An electric performance in his unorthodox role as both a midfielder and wide man. He will be sorely missed while he is away. | Getty Images
7. Casemiro - 6
He was off the pace in midfield and left too much space. Sent a few efforts wide of the goal but made up for them with a header. Will miss the Villa match after a cynical yellow. | AFP via Getty Images
8. Bruno Fernandes - 7.5
He covered plenty of ground and raised standards when they had slipped in the second half. A stunning free-kick to draw his side level. | Getty Images