#1 Marouane Fellaini's exceptional performance
Fellaini has been the butt of jokes for Premier League fans since his move to Old Trafford. Often laughed at as a battering ram "Plan B" option for the Red Devils, few people ever mention his extraordinary influence on games when he plays.
Many would have been surprised by his inclusion in the starting lineup against Burnley, but his role in this game was a tactical masterstroke by Mourinho and displayed that the Belgian is so much more than a lanky last-ditch option.
Fellaini played the match just in front of the defensive line, offering an assurance for a backline which has conceded seven goals already this season. His presence also allowed the fullbacks to dart forward as he dropped further back to create a three-man defence whenever Valencia and Shaw entered the final third.
The Belgian was everywhere during the match. He made countless clearances, played some wonderful balls up to the front three, and allow both Matic and Pogba to move further forward without worrying about defensive duties.
His towering presence is well-known, but Fellaini also displayed some exquisite ball skills with his feet throughout the match and while Lukaku grabbed a brace, it is United's other Belgian who deserves the man of the match award.
Fellaini's performance should give Mourinho food for thought going forward. Perhaps it is time the midfielder was regularly selected in the starting lineup rather than as an impact substitute. United's defence certainly looked more assured with Fellaini's presence just in front of them.