#3 Anthony Martial
The Frenchman has come under scrutiny because of his recent performances. In fact, Solskjaer had himself admitted that he expected more from Martial. Since renewing his contract, the Frenchman has been unimpressive and has been on a dry spell too.
As such, Sunday was an opportunity for him to redeem himself and stamp his authority on the game. Unfortunately, the Frenchman failed to have any influence against Everton.
Martial started from the left side, but never looked to be in the game. He was absent in the first half and rarely threatened the Everton back four. His positioning was poor and there was an alarming lack of desire in his stride. As Coleman bombed forward at will, the Frenchman had the chance to make good use of the spaces available to him. But Martial could not stamp his authority in the game.
In the second half, the Frenchman did improve and started taking on the back four. He even registered United’s first and only shot on target in the 85th minute, but was also guilty of missing an easy opportunity. Martial’s poor performance ultimately cost Manchester United the game.