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 Manchester United came from behind

 to beat Arsenal 3-2 in their final game 

before incoming interim manager Ralf 

Rangnick gets to work at Old Trafford.

Arsenal took the lead in bizarre fashion

 at Old Trafford when Emile Smith Rowe 

struck past a hapless David De Gea who 

was down on the ground after team-mate 

Fred trod on his foot.

But Cristiano Ronaldo was there to make 

the difference once again in what was Michael

 Carrick's final game in temporary charge, 

scoring a brace while Bruno Fernandes got 

in on the act.

Sportsmail's Chris Wheeler has rated 

how the players performed during the 

Premier League clash on Thursday evening.

MAN UTD (4-2-3-1)

DAVID DE GEA 6 – Did he have to go 

down like that? Could have been stronger 

and spared everyone – including Rangnick – 

a lot of confusion.

DIOGO DALOT 6.5 – Impressed on his first

 league start of the season and played a 

key role in the build-up to United’s second 

goal.

VICTOR LINDELOF 6 – Didn’t do much 

wrong but Rangnick knows that tightening 

up at the back has to be his first priority.

HARRY MAGUIRE 6.5 – Keen to make an 

impact after suspension and it showed with

 two shots from distance in the first half.

ALEX TELLES 5 – Caught out of position

 several times, including Arsenal’s second 

goal. Poor attempt to win a penalty in 

the first half.

SCOTT MCTOMINAY 7 – Another non-

stop display – just the kind the new manager 

will be looking for – after another first-half 

booking.

FRED 7 – Been playing higher up the pitch

 under Carrick and his runs into the box led

 to the second and third goals.

JADON SANCHO 6 – Had a hand in the 

first goal but Rangnick knows from his time

 in Germany that Sancho still has more to 

give.

BRUNO FERNANDES 7 – Chose a good 

moment to end his goal famine, scoring for

 the first time in 16 games to put United level.

MARCUS RASHFORD 6 – Subdued first 

half, much better in the second once again. 

Excellent pass to set up the second goal.

CRISTIANO RONALDO 7.5 – Did he press?

 Not really. But he was so keen to im-press 

the new boss that he attempted two overhead

 kicks before scoring twice.

Subs: Bailly, Jones, Mata, Martial (for 

Ronaldo 88), Greenwood, Lingard (for 

Rashford 79, 6), Diallo, Henderson, Van 

de Beek (for Fernandes 90).

Scorers: Fernandes 44, Ronaldo 52, pen

 70

Booked: McTominay

Manager: Michael Carrick 7