Man Utd player ratings vs Leicester City: Rasmus Hojlund can score! Desperate Dane finally ends goal drought while Alejandro Garnacho also finds his finishing boots - but Ayden Heaven's horror injury overshadows another Bruno Fernandes-inspired win

Andre Onana (7/10):

Made a smart save from Vardy after a slip from Lindelof and denied the veteran striker again with his legs late on.

Matthijs de Ligt (7/10):

Made a super block on Buonanotte in the second half, crowning a solid and reliable display.

Victor Lindelof (5/10):

Struggled against Vardy, twice letting him through towards goal. Feels like the weakest link of United's few fit defenders.

Ayden Heaven (7/10):

A confident and classy full Premier League debut that was cruelly ended by a serious-looking injury, forcing him to be carried off on a stretcher.

Diogo Dalot (5/10):

Solid defensively, although let down by a couple of stray passes in the first half. Finished well by setting up Fernandes' goal.

Manuel Ugarte (6/10):

Made a lung-busting run back to stop Ndidi getting on the end of a cross. Broke up the play well throughout.

Bruno Fernandes (8/10):

Another decisive display. Controlled United's tempo and set up the first two goals before deservedly getting one for himself.

Noussair Mazraoui (6/10):

Another demonstration that he is improving as a wing-back. Delivered a fine cross in the first half which Hojlund should have done more with.

Alejandro Garnacho (7/10):

Another productive display against Leicester, as he scored his third goal against the Foxes this season after having one ruled out for offside. Didn't just run at defenders, his link-up play was also encouraging.

Rasmus Hojlund (7/10):

Delivered the perfect finish to get his first goal in 22 hours of football. Had missed a good chance before then, but a huge weight has been lifted from his shoulders.

Christian Eriksen (5/10):

Hit the post with a shot from wide. Didn't do a whole lot else and replaced in the 69th minute.

Toby Collyer (6/10):

Played his part in Garnacho's goal, slotting comfortably into the midfield.

Joshua Zirkzee (6/10):

Some more impressive hold-up play and had a scrap with Faes.

Harry Amass (6/10):

Made his long-awaited professional debut.

Casemiro (6/10):

Put himself about and used his physical prowess to contain Leicester.

Chido Obi (N/A):

Got a 10-minute run out and saw little of the ball.

Ruben Amorim (6/10):

A comfortable performance and much-needed first away win since January, with the caveat that Leicester made things easy for them.