Man United v Tottenham player ratings: Dalot 8, Hojlund 7; Bentancur 8, Werner 6

Premier League game finishes 2-2 as new United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe watches from the stands at Old Trafford

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  Andre Onana 5/10

  MANCHESTER UNITED RATINGS: Richarlison’s header glanced past him, meaning Spurs scored in 33 consecutive league games, a club record. Looked vulnerable at Spurs’ excellent corners. On his knees when Bentancur placed the ball in for the second. Soft goals. Getty ImagesShow less

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  Diogo Dalot 8/10

  Tidy at right back but needed to be closer to Werner in a 10th-minute attack. Won more tackles, duels, ball recoveries and made more blocks than any other player on the pitch. Getty Images

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  Raphael Varane 6/10

  Touched the ball 47 times. In a game where United dominated, that figure would be over 100. Instead, he was chasing Spurs fast (and second-string) forwards. Getty Images

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  Jonny Evans 6/10

  Won the ball high up the pitch to start the move for the second goal, but also poor for Spurs’ second goal. Getty Images

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  Aaron wan-Bissaka 6/10

  The right back played at left back and was competent, though Richarlison was his man for Spurs’ opener. Yellow card for a sliding tackle on Johnson. Charged through the middle to help United’s attack. ReutersShow less

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  Christian Eriksen 5/10

  Barely involved – just 20 touches in 57 minutes. Played just under an hour against his former team in a side that was second best for most of the game. Spurs' midfield, though depleted, was superior and dominated. PAShow less

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  Kobbie Mainoo 6/10

  Up for the physical battle with Betancur, less so with Romero. Twice lost his men at set pieces. Positioning poor for Spurs' second. He’ll learn, he has time. Possession brings calmness is Ten Hag’s mantra. United didn’t have possession. PAShow less

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  Alejandro Garnacho 6/10

  Did well in the build-up to the opening goal. Difficult against Udogie and the speed of Van de Ven was a challenge. Lovely cross to McTominay at the last. Getty Images

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  Bruno Fernandes 6/10

  Super ball forward to Rashford in the build-up to the first goal. Hit a shot miles over. Kept trying. Some balls came off, others didn’t for a team still low on confidence. AFP

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  Marcus Rashford 7/10

  Started well, set up the opener, then went past Porro on 15. Got into space, though final balls didn’t convince. His ball was headed against the post on 38, before he scored the second on 39. Brilliant finish. First goal in 15 games at Old Trafford and his best half of a poor season so far. Faded in the second half, like his team. APShow less

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  Rasmus Hojlund 7/10

  Smashed the ball into the roof of the net to make it two in two in the Premier League after a dry start. A fine strike. Booked for scrapping with Romero. Still needs more service but that’s hard to come by when your team has 32 per cent of possession. AFPShow less

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  Scott McTominay 5/10

  SUBS: (On for Eriksen 58’) Went straight into a hard tackle against Romero. Shot wide on 61. Difficult as Spurs were dominating. Free header on 94. Should have done better. Reuters

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  Lisandro Martinez 6/10

  (On for Evans 63’) Came on to a huge roar amid chants of ‘Argentina!’ United will be hoping he can be as influential as last season and he looked better than at the start of this season. AFP

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  Antony N/A

  (On for Rashford 88’) Getty Images

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  Guglielmo Vicario 7/10

  SPURS RATINGS: No chance with Hojlund’s thumping strike or Rashford’s well-placed finish, United’s only shots on target the entire game. Getty Images

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  Pedro Porro 7/10

  Sent over two perfectly placed corners; one provided an assist for Richarlison’s leveller and the other set up Romero who headed against the bar. AP

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  Micky van de Ven 7/10

  Welcome first appearance since early November for Spurs. Dutch defender was nutmegged making a desperate sliding lunge trying to stop Rashford from scoring for United. Limped off near the end with what looked like cramp. Solid return. Getty ImagesShow less

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  Cristian Romero 8/10

  Back from injury and captaining side, Argentine crashed a header against United bar just before half-time. Excellent pass out from the back started the move for Spurs’ second goal. PA

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  Destiny Udogie 7/10

  Tackled Rashford in the penalty area only to inadvertently provide an assist for Hojlund’s early goal and hit his own post with a header later in the first half. Marked Garnacho out of the game. EPA

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  Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg 6/10

  Rare start under manager Postecoglou. Frustrated with himself when he sent shot wide of the target in the first half, also had one comedy fall over his own feet after the break but Dane generally did OK in Spurs' engine room. Getty ImagesShow less

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  Oliver Skipp 8/10

  A bundle of energy in the middle of the park, kept things simple but always effective with his distribution. A good night’s work from the 23-year-old. Getty Images

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  Rodrigo Bentancur 8/10

  Uruguayan had a header from a corner cleared off the line that would have made it 1-1. Booked for kicking the ball away. Drilled home a lovely left-footed finish to level the scores just 50 seconds after half-time. AFPShow less

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  Timo Werner 6/10

  Debut for the surprise loan signing. Had three sights of goal in the first half but failed to force Onana into a save, which will sound familiar to Chelsea fans. Earned an assist with a pass for Bentacur’s goal, then volleyed another effort over himself. Getty ImagesShow less

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  Brennan Johnson 5/10

  Quiet opening 45 minutes bar one good cross to set up a chance for Werner and a scuffed shot straight at the keeper. Similar story after the break. Not enough impact or quality final ball from the attacker who has scored only once this season. AFPShow less

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  Richarlison 7/10

  Rose highest to head home from a corner for his sixth goal in six league games to make it 1-1. Drilled a weak effort straight at Onana early in the second half. Still guilty of going down theatrically to slight challenges. PAShow less

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  Bryan Gil N/A

  SUBS: (On for Werner 81’) Getty Images

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  Radu Dragusin N/A

  (On for Skipp 85’) Debut for Romanian defender just signed from Italian side Genoa. PA

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  Emerson Royal N/A

  (On for Van de Van 89’) Getty Images

Manchester United failed to welcome the club's new co-owner Jim Ratcliffe to Old Trafford with a win as Tottenham Hotspur twice came from behind to claim a 2-2 draw on Sunday.

Ratcliffe was in attendance for the first time since agreeing a deal to take a 25 per cent stake of the English giants for $1.3 billion.

Goals for United forwards in the Premier League have been in short supply at Old Trafford this season but both Rasmus Hojlund and Marcus Rashford struck in the first half, either side of Richarlison's equaliser.

Rodrigo Bentancur's strike in the first minute of the second half levelled the scores once more.

A point moves Tottenham level with North London rivals Arsenal but leaves them still outside the top four on goal difference. But they will be happier with the draw as they remain eight points ahead of United, who edge up to seventh.

“You always want to win games but I couldn't be prouder of the players,” said Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou. “They have had to deal with a fair bit this week and to put on a performance like that … I thought the way we handled the game was outstanding.

“They are a good team on the counter. For the most part we dealt with it OK. Our response to both of their goals was outstanding and I thought in the second half we were the better side and deserved to win.

“We've had a rough week with some illness in the camp. Credit to the players they kept going to the end. It was an outstanding effort.”

Things had got off to an ideal start from a United perspective when Bruno Fernandes put Rashford behind to drive forward and then cut inside, with Destiny Udogie’s eventual challenge taking the ball into Hojlund’s path who steadied himself before thundering a left-footed drive into the roof of the net.

Spurs soon awoke from their slumber. Pedro Porro’s potshot may have been easily held but Jonny Evans had to be alert to stop a looping header from Spurs debutant Timo Werner causing problems.

Diogo Dalot cleared Bentancur’s header from the resulting set-piece off the line, but another corner would prove United’s undoing in the 19th minute.

Porro swung in from the left and Richarlison showed strength in a congested six-yard box to glance home, extending Spurs scoring run in the league to a club-record 33rd game.

United, though, retook the lead in the 40th minute Rashford played a one-two with Hojlund around the edge of the 18-yard box, before slotting home nicely into the bottom corner.

The England forward made a talking gesture with his hand as he celebrated – seemingly a message for those questioning him.

Spurs went close in stoppage time, with Romero launching himself to meet another Porro corner and sending a header crashing off the bar.

Postecoglou’s side were not discouraged by that near miss and drew level moments into the second half. Werner held the ball up on the left and played across to Bentancur, who drove into the box, past Evans before slamming Spurs level.

United substitute Scott McTominay headed over a glorious chance to win the game in injury time.

“I am quite disappointed, when you go ahead twice and then concede two soft goals it is a bit frustrating, but you have to take it as it is,” said United manager Erik Ten Hag. “The attitude from the team was great, the spirit was great. We fought and gave everything.”

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