Manchester United 1-1 Arsenal: 5 Hits and Flops | Premier League 2019/20

#2 Hit: Scott McTominay

McTominay reserved one of his best performances against Arsenal, on an evening where his pedigree shone

Regardless of the deflection and Xhaka's ducking, Scott McTominay took his goal well and broke the deadlock at a time where Arsenal's backline were left exposed from their own set-piece and insufficient game-management - on the stroke of half-time no less.

Ever-present in midfield, the 22-year-old was a more imposing and ever-present figure than Paul Pogba, Andreas Pereira and Jesse Lingard combined. Writing that sentence should be a typo somewhere, but it really was the case. Unlucky not to score another, he headed over the crossbar when left free by a wandering David Luiz from a promising second-half corner.

With four tackles, two interceptions, one clearance and key pass to accompany his well-taken strike from range, it was a workmanlike display from a midfielder who continues justifying his place over the likes of Nemanja Matic in a United side who hasn't really found its strongest that hasn't really found its strongest eleven. He won 12 of 18 duels contested and netted a sweetly-struck effort, what more can you ask for? Dependable again.