Manchester United drew 2-2 with Everton in Atlanta to close their pre-season tour through the United States.
Ruben Amorim's side was wasted twice on leads in the night, but still did enough to win the Premier League Summer Series.
Skipper Bruno Fernandes shot the Red Devils in a 19th minute's lead of the penalty place, after James Tarkowski was assessed to have polluted Amad Diallo in the box.
Iliman Ndiaye was leveled for the Toffees for the peace and benefited from a bad mistake by Manuel Ugarte to score.
A brilliant strike by Mason Mount may have won it for United, but for Ayden Heaven's Freak its own goal than time.
Here is how Sunssport's Martin Lipton rated every Red Devil in Atlanta.
Altay Bayindir – 5
Keeper's United Future is definitely uncertain and all the reasons for this were again evidence.
Slow reactions to Garner's free kick should have been punished by O'Brien, although he couldn't do anything about the Ndiaye strike.
United needs a reliable backup for Andre Onana. It is difficult to make a plea for the Turk who deserves that responsibility.
Leny Yoro – 7
Third starts in a row for the French, a clear sign that Amorim has him in mind to be the right -sided defending starter.
His callown can sometimes be seen, as you should expect.
There are occasional errors, but the potential is undisputed and one tackle on Beto after the lying was stupidly beaten, was crucial. He would certainly welcome more help than Amad will ever give him.
Matthijs de Ligt – 5
Had the task to die the threat of Beto, but sometimes looked dormant. Too often, when asked to defend, United gets rid of their men instead of forcing mistakes.
It is unlikely that the Dutchman will ever change in his career at this stage and you can imagine that he and Maguire will be in and out of the team throughout the season. Strikers can lick their lips with real pace.
Luke Shaw – 6
England veteran will probably be the man to the left of the defensive trio before the start of the season and his emphatic support for Amorim was an important pointer of dressing room Buy-in.
But Shaw will know that this was not one of his more convincing versions, because he did not seem comfortable when Everton chose to run to him. Does not help if midfield is a leaking bathtub.
Amad Diallo – 7
Clearly seen as a wing-back this season and his rocket speed is well unleashed to create the opening of Cunha before he won the penalty converted by Fernandes.
A real threat in the future, but his defensive weaknesses – again clearly in the “big peach” – will certainly be the target by opponents as the season wears out. Can you risk him against the best Premier League parties?
Manuel Ugarte – 4
The Uruguayan insists that he is now ready for the Premier League. He will have to be better prepared than in Atlanta – because he was not nearly good enough.
Everton seemed to feel that they could force mistakes by putting it under pressure. They were not wrong and caught him in possession of Ndiaye's equalizer. This system will always see the most defensive midfielder that is sometimes exposed.
Kobbie Mainoo – 5
Amorim is determined, the midfielder of England can make a real first team claim and that he is fitter and mobile after the campaign for the season.
Yet it is difficult to claim that Mainoo has been advanced in the last 12 months. Still not entirely certain what kind of player he is going to be or that he can fit in this united form.
Diogo Dalot – 6
Portuguese defender, one of the six -member 'leadership group', started on the left – although that would make him Dorgu's likely Understudy.
Made a really important intervention for his own goal, because simple centers of Everton United showed more than vulnerable and happier when he went to the right for the second half.
Bryan Mbeumo – 7
First outing in a United Short for the £ 71 million Recruit from Brentford, which ended with goal and penetration from the right side.
The excellent immediate switch from the game led to the penalty and his willingness to forage on both flanks was proof that the Cameroonian will immediately upgrade the forward threat of United. Would like to have held his display with a goal, but understandably the debut run-out has limited to 45 minutes.
Bruno Fernandes – 7
A third goal of the American tour and second from the spot for the skipper, who is expected to reject the last Saudi offer and stays at United, although he is bought as Sesko, he has to play deeper than he did last night.
That said, the way in which he played in and around Mbeumo and Cunha suggested that United may not have to sign the Slovenian to have a real attacking threat, with Fernand's creativity and company showing everywhere, although spit with Ndiaye was completely unnecessary.
Matheus Cunha 7
The Brazilian was asked to play the central attacking role, instead of playing the frontman, although the Trident gave him the chance to roam sometimes.
Forced wide from the distant post when he might have done better early, but the run behind was excellent.
The feeling remains that he is a scorer of great goals more than a great goal scorer. United certainly needs someone who can do the ugly things for the net.
Subs:
Patrick Dorgu (for Mbeumo, 46) 7
One of the striking successes of the American tour and his entrance on the left saw Dalot Switch Flanken and Amad continue forward. Immediately improved to the left of the United States with the ball.
Ayden Heaven (for Yoro, 57) 6
Teenager entered a defense that was worriedly stretched and did his best to bring more security. Own goal was not his fault at all.
Harry Maguire (for Shaw, 57) 6
A little calm is always welcome. Been there, got the t-shirt. Perhaps, however, it does not have the starter.
Mason Mount (for Mainoo, 57) 8
Mount is desperately looking for an injury -free campaign and goals as he produced to put United in the front again, which will only help his business. Great finish of 16 meters.
Casemiro (for Ugarte, 72) 6
Brazilian cannot lose the pace he has never had. And he is certainly smarter and more street than Ugarte. 6
Rasmus Hojlund (for Cunha, 72) 6
Dane knows that his united days can be counted, even if that is against his will. All he can do is try to prove Amorim that he can do a job.
Tyler Fredricson (in front of De Ligt, 88) 6
A late run-out for the young person. A little more for him to remember from his fourteen days to the state