Man Utd player ratings vs Brighton: Jess Park, that is brilliant! Star scores best goal of the game as Marc Skinner's side win five-goal thriller after Elisabeth Terland and Lisa Naalsund strikes to continue unbeaten start to WSL season

Phallon Tullis-Joyce (6/10):

Unable to prevent either goal, she made a couple of good stops as Brighton posed a consistent threat.

Jayde Riviere (7/10):

The defender pushed forward whenever she could, testing Brighton's defence with a few low crosses.

Maya Le Tissier (5/10):

Lost track of Brighton's Seike on two occasions - the forward hit the post in the first instance, and scored in the second.

Dominique Janssen (6/10):

While Brighton scored twice, she wasn't at fault for either goal.

Anna Sandberg (6/10):

Generally solid, she failed to track goalscorer Kirby, who netted Brighton's first.

Hinata Miyazawa (6/10):

Having kept possession well herself, the ball was played around her in the build up to Kirby's goal.

Julia Zigiotti Olme (7/10):

As usual, she brought plenty of energy to United's attacking play, powering them forward with her marauding runs.

Jess Park (9/10):

Driving forward from the get go, the England midfielder scored United's second with a lovely left-footed effort. She also recorded the assist for Naalsund's winner.

Ella Toone (8/10):

Putting the ball on a plate, the league's top assist provider set up Park for United's second. She was also involved in the build up to Terland's goal, scrapping to keep the chance alive.

Melvine Malard (6/10):

It was a quiet afternoon for the league's top goalscorer, with United's best chances falling to other players. With just six touches in the box, she also failed to have a shot on target.

Elisabeth Terland (8/10):

Unmarked inside the penalty area, the striker took her goal really well. Having had the least number of touches of any player on the pitch, her impact was impressive.

Fridolina Rolfo (7/10):

A second-half substitute, she almost scored but her deflected effort sailed just past the post. The Sweden international also put a shift in defensively.

Hannah Blundell (6/10):

A solid display from the defender, who made her first appearance in over a year following the birth of her daughter, Romi.

Simi Awujo (6/10):

Brought on after half time, the midfielder kept things ticking over for Skinner's side.

Lisa Naalsund (7/10):

She wrapped up the three points for United with her first goal of the season.

Gabby George (N/A):

Unable to impress as a late substitute.

Marc Skinner (7/10):

Made one change from the side that beat Atletico Madrid last time out, with the incoming Park registering a strong performance in place of Fridolina Rolfo.