Man Utd women's player ratings vs Chelsea: Grace Clinton crowded out as Phallon Tullis-Joyce pays the penalty in Red Devils' first WSL defeat of the season

Phallon Tullis-Joyce (6/10):

Couldn't do much about conceding the penalty and almost got a hand to Reiten's spot-kick. Made good second-half saves from Ramirez and Cuthbert and dealt well with crosses.

Jayde Riviere (5/10):

Was up against it, especially in the first half, but acquitted herself well for the most part. Couldn't force much going the other way, however.

Maya Le Tissier (6/10):

Struggled with Ramirez's pace and power at times. Did make a couple of vital clearances - including to deny Rytting Kaneryd in the second half - and always looked comfortable in possession.

Millie Turner (6/10):

As always, a commanding presence in the air, and made a key block to deny Bjorn in the second half.

Gabby George (7/10):

Defended well down the United left as Chelsea struggled to create much down her flank in open play. Showed why she has earned an England recall.

Simi Awujo (3/10):

Gave the ball away far too easily inside her own half in the build-up to the penalty. Put herself about physically, but lacked quality in possession.

Dominique Janssen (4/10):

Was pressed incessantly whenever she got the ball in her own half and didn't deal with it all that well.

Grace Clinton (5/10):

Had a couple of nice touches in the final third, but saw far too little of the ball. Booking for delaying a free-kick summed up her frustration.

Celin Bizet (4/10):

Spent most of her hour on the pitch chasing back to deal with Baltimore's forays forwards down her flank. Couldn't produce anything of note in attack.

Rachel Williams (4/10):

Her physical presence caused problems at times, but the striker couldn't have any influence on the rare occasion she did get on the ball.

Geyse (6/10):

United's biggest threat, the winger just lacked the final ball or composure to really hurt Chelsea despite causing problems with her pace. Forced Hampton into a fine save early in the second half with a deflected effort.

Melvine Malard (6/10):

Replaced Williams for the final half-hour, and almost stole an equaliser later on when she cracked the crossbar.

Leah Galton (5/10):

Still working her way back from injury, as thus remains rusty.

Hayley Ladd (N/A):

Thrown on in the closing minutes.

Anna Sandberg (N/A):

On for George in stoppage-time.

Marc Skinner (5/10):

Injuries meant he had limited options, but he will be disappointed with how few chances his side created. By no means a disastrous display, but not the result he was looking for.