Well beaten by Danny Welbeck for the first goal and Pascal Gross for the second. Could arguably have done better for the third goal. 5
Diogo Dalot
Vindicated his switch to right-back and shadowed Kaoru Mitoma diligently. Crossed for Marcus Rashford to have a chance. 6
Victor Lindelof
His sloppiest half for a while, Lindelof seemed thrown by Brighton&aposs fluid movement. Can&apost be assured of keeping his place. 4
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Lisandro Martinez
Still nowhere near his level of last season and that may only return when Raphael Varane returns. Fell for Pascal Gross&aposs dummy. 5
Sergio Reguilon
Started superbly but Brighton exploited his eagerness to go 1-0 up and Reguilon&aposs rustiness was apparent in the second half. 5
Scott McTominay
Occupied an undefined role as United effectively played without a right winger. His limitations were obvious and he offered little. 3
Casemiro
Sprayed the odd fine pass but he was also too slow to react at times and he failed to track Welbeck. 5
Bruno Fernandes
Tried to cover every blade of grass and that was his problem. Tried too hard and ended the first half with a booking. 4
Christian Eriksen
Started well but faded and once Brighton went ahead, Eriksen struggled to have any influence on the game. 5
Marcus Rashford
Had close to 10 shots and his tendency to overdo it literally denied Rasmus Hojlund a full debut goal. His body language was too negative at times. 5
Rasmus Hojlund
Thought he had scored but Rashford had taken the ball over the line. Put himself about and could have connected with Rashford&aposs cross at 0-0. 6
Subs
Anthony Martial
Had to be told to get ready quicker. 4
Hannibal Mejbri
Fine first goal for United. 7
Alejandro Garnacho
Got too much wrong in the little time he had. 4
Facundo Pellistri
Unfortunate not to start. 5
Aaron Wan-Bissaka
Late arrival. 5
