Manchester United vs Tottenham: Player Ratings

Standard Sport assesses the individual performances from Manchester United's 1-0 victory over Tottenham in the Premier League.

He's no David de Gea. The Argentine had a mixed bag of an afternoon. Impressive in some aspects, but poor in others. He is yet to fully convince.

The majority of United's play focused on the opposite flank, but Darmian was solid enough, pushing forward and proving that he is a capable crosser of the ball.

Coped well against Harry Kane and led by example in the air and was a commanding presence.

The Dutchman may be versatile, but it remains to be sen whether he should be seen as an option at centre back.

His link up play with Ashley Young was encouraging while Dembele got little joy out of the England international.

The Frenchman gave the ball away in his own third on one occasion, but was largely flawless apart from that.

A quiet game from the midfielder. Much of his work goes unnoticed and his place could be under threat.

A lively display from the Spaniard. The former Chelsea man drifted into central areas and also hugged the touchline. Could have done better with a couple of efforts.

The boy is certainly confident. Although he didn't enjoy a blistering start, he grew into the game and was always a threat. Looked disppointed to be withdrawn in the second half.

The midfielder was lively throughout. His new-found attitude has endeared him to the Old Trafford crowd and he played as if it was his debut.

Missed a glorious chance prior to Walker's own goal. Several nice touches, but not the rampaging display many had predicted now the striker has been installed as the side's attacking spearhead.

Superb passing. Looked sharp, disproving fitness doubts but also gave the ball away on a couple of occasions. Booked.

Not enough time to make an impact. Will need starts to prove his worth once more.

The Dutchman's handling and composure leaves little to be desired.

The new signing did not look assured. Although he produced some strong challenges, he was also guilty of needless errors.

The Belgian needs to step up to the leadership plate. Booked.

A surprise inclusion due to Rose's injury, the Welshman often had his hands full against both Mata and Depay, but the latter rarely got the better of him.

Guilty of conceding possession far too often. The midfield experiment has failed.

Too many errors in possession. A torrid afternoon for the Algerian, who looked jaded after his midweek exploits against AC Milan.

Struggled to impose himself against Darmian and provide support to Kane.

Things could have been so different had the Dane tucked away an early chance. He created plenty of chances, and threatened himself but could not find a breakthrough.

Some encouraging runs, but did not do enough to test Shaw. The Belgians best position does not seem to be on the right.

Worked tirelessly, fed on scraps but could not convert the couple of sniffs of goal that he had.

Could not turn the tide after being introduced in the second half, despite adding more composure to Tottenham's midfield.

Once again the Argentine had little to no impact on proceedings.

Probably should have started following an impressive pre-season, the former MK Dons star added some much-need thrust to Tottenham's attack.