BREAKING NEWS: Everyone will shower Maguire with praise for scoring the winner, but let’s be real—the TRUE hero of Manchester United today was someone else! He dominated every inch of the pitch, outshining everyone in that comeback against Leicester. While Maguire gets the headlines, this man was the heartbeat, the engine, the game-changer! Without him, there’s no victory.

Manchester United mounted a comeback to secure a 2-1 win against Leicester City in the FA Cup fourth round. Below are the player ratings for the match.

(A score of 6 signifies an average performance.)

Goalkeeper & Defenders

Andre Onana – 5: Couldn’t stop Leicester’s opening goal.

Leny Yoro – 5: Had an average performance. While he showed some promise on the right, he was caught out defensively during the visitors’ goal.

Harry Maguire – 7.5: A mix of ups and downs. He made some misplaced passes and gave Wilfred Ndidi too much space, contributing to Bobby De Cordova-Reid’s goal. However, he made up for it with a late winning header, though he might have been offside, and VAR wasn’t in use.

Noussair Mazraoui – 7: Delivered a solid performance at both right-centre-back and left-centre-back. Made an essential tackle to stop a Leicester counter-attack.

Patrick Dorgu – 7: United’s best performer in the first half. Was sharp with the ball, always looking to advance, and developed a strong partnership with Amad. Aggressive in duels and challenges, making a memorable debut.

Midfielders

Manuel Ugarte – 2: Often bypassed in midfield due to his eagerness to engage in tackles. Struggled with ball progression, frequently playing backward, and lost possession leading to Leicester’s goal.

Bruno Fernandes – 4: Mostly ineffective and not noticeable for large parts of the game. However, his excellent free-kick assisted Maguire’s winning header.

Diogo Dalot – 3: Another underwhelming performance at left-wing back. Offered little going forward and struggled defensively.

Forwards

Amad – 5: Showed brief moments of danger in an otherwise lackluster match but didn’t do enough to make a significant impact.

Kobbie Mainoo – 3: Struggled to influence play, failed to get on the ball enough, and lost numerous duels. Playing as a number 10 didn’t bring out his best.

Rasmus Hojlund – 2: A frustrating performance with minimal contribution.

Substitutes

Alejandro Garnacho – 8: Injected much-needed energy and urgency into United’s attack. He constantly tried to beat his defender and create opportunities. Came close to scoring after lifting the ball over the goalkeeper, but Caleb Okoli made a remarkable goal-line clearance.

Joshua Zirkzee – 7.5: Stepped up when United needed inspiration, scoring the equalizer.

Casemiro – 5: Played for just a minute or so.