Bournemouth vs Manchester United player ratings: Anthony Martial, Callum Wilson and Nathan Ake impress in United win

How did each player perform at the Vitality Stadium?

Jack Watson
Saturday 03 November 2018 15:26 GMT
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Marcus Rashford’s late strike spared Jose Mourinho’s blushes after Bournemouth threatened to kick off a tricky week for Manchester United with a defeat after Callum Wlison gave Eddie Howe’s side a deserved early lead.

Anthony Martial levelled the score before the break and United looked a much better side after half-time. Marcus Rashford came on to build on the side’s improving performance and completed the comeback with a scrappy goal in the second minute of added time after the 90 minutes were up.

Nathan Ake was named man-of-the-match for his initial effort to keep the score level with a series of impressive last-ditch tackled and one particular clearance from the line.

But Rashford had the final say in a thrilling match at the Vitality Stadium.

Click through the gallery above to see how each player performed.

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