Man Utd women's player ratings vs Liverpool: Ruthless Lisa Naalsund's double does the business as Red Devils climb into WSL's top three

Phallon Tullis-Joyce (5/10):

Couldn't do much to prevent the goal and wasn't called into action all that much by Liverpool's attackers. 

Jayde Riviere (7/10):

Did well when up against Holland, winning most of their battles. Tenacious in the tackle regardless of the opponent.

Maya Le Tissier (7/10):

Heroically cleared the ball off the line twice before Bergstrom eventually turned it in. Made some important interventions.

Dominique Janssen (5/10):

A little too sloppy in possession, handing Liverpool promising positions with a series of bad passes, though she didn't end up getting punished for it.

Anna Sandberg (6/10):

Her end product was a little disappointing, but the Swede did all that was asked of her in defence.

Hinata Miyazawa (7/10):

Worked hard in the middle of the park and was frequently on hand to mop up any loose balls. Desperately wanted a goal late on but couldn't find the target.

Julia Zigiotti Olme (8/10):

Helped United turn over possession high up the pitch with her aggressive pressing and got herself an assist.

Lisa Naalsund (9/10):

Produced two quality finishes in what was ultimately a match-winning display from the 30-year-old, getting on the scoresheet for the first time since early November.

Jess Park (7/10):

Looked sharp in transition, especially in the second half, and set up Naalsund's first goal. Perhaps unlucky not to score herself.

Elisabeth Terland (6/10):

Nearly opened the scoring with an effort which was saved. Not at her most effective before being replaced.

Melvine Malard (6/10):

Booked after talking back to the referee but later played a great pass to put the gears in motion for the first goal.

Fridolina Rolfo (7/10):

Was a bit quiet initially after her introduction but wrapped up the points with a good finish for her seventh goal of the season.

Hanna Lundkvist (7/10):

Came on to shore things up at the back and got an assist for Rolfo's strike.

GabrielleGeorge (N/A):

Not much time to make an impact as an 85th-minute substitute.

Ellen Wangerheim (N/A):

Was also part of the late triple-change as United looked to run down the clock.

Lea Schuller (N/A):

Another late introduction and may have got on the scoresheet if United's late attacks had worked out.

Marc Skinner (7/10):

Didn't get the best out of his side in the first half but the performance improved in the second period and the game was eventually wrapped up in comfortable style.