Brighton v Man United ratings: Pedro 8, Welbeck 7; Garnacho 7, Casemiro 4

Brazilian forward grabs late winner for Seagulls as Ten Hag already feeling pressure

Jason Steele 6/10

BRIGHTON RATINGS: Jason Steele - 6/10. Great save from Rashford’s initial header before the United man forced the ball into the net - but was judged offside in the build-up. Solid when called on. No chance for Amad’s goal. ReutersShow less

Jack Hinshelwood 6/10

Jack Hinshelwood - 6/10. The 19-year-old left-back did well, although he fluffed an attempted cross into the box just before half-time. Nice lofted ball into the box to set up a Joao Pedro chance. Action ImagesShow less

Lewis Dunk 6/10

Lewis Dunk - 6/10. Formed a solid base with Van Hecke. Good ball out to Mitoma wide on the left. Action Images

Jan Paul van Hecke 7/10

Jan Paul van Hecke - 7/10. Excellent composed display overall from the Dutchman. Played Amad onside for United’s leveller, and it was his deflection that sent the ball into the back of the net. An otherwise impressive outing. Getty ImagesShow less

Joel Veltman 5/10

Joel Veltman - 5/10. Pretty steady defensively. Didn’t offer a great deal of threat going forward. Getty Images

Billy Gilmour 6/10

Billy Gilmour - 6/10. Careless pass handed a chance to United but put in an unshowy hard-working defensive shift. Great tackle to rob Amad who was charging towards goal. Ran his socks off. PA

James Milner 7/10

James Milner - 7/10. Hard to believe he's 38. He adds quality and composure to Brighton’s midfield. Brought an attacking threat, too, making some great runs forward. Had a shot off target just after the break and a great run into the box shortly afterwards. Tireless before being replaced. Getty ImagesShow less

Kaoru Mitoma 6/10

Kaoru Mitoma - 6/10. Kept fairly quiet by Mazrouai but hit a good centre for Welbeck’s opener. Made some decent tackles. Action Images

Joao Pedro 8/10

Joao Pedro - 8/10. A constant danger with his direct running and intelligent passing. Excellent cross into the box for Welbeck’s opener. Grabbed the winner with a well-directed header. Action Images

Yankuba Minteh 7/10

Yankuba Minteh - 7/10. Always lively. Beat Dalot for pace early on before putting in a decent centre. Some nice link-up play with Milner at the edge of the area. Great curling free-kick that Welbeck headed against the bar. PAShow less

Danny Welbeck 7/10

Danny Welbeck - 7/10. One hundred up for the striker – and his fifth against his boyhood club - as he stretched to stab home Joao Pedro’s cross from close range. Couple of headers in the second half, one of which hit the bar. A real centre-forward's performance. Getty ImagesShow less

Carlos Baleba 6/10

BRIGHTON SUBS: Carlos Baleba (on for Milner, 73’) - 6/10: Showed some sharp movement and deft touches. PA

Julio Enciso 6/10

Julio Enciso (on for Welbeck, 79’) - 6/10: Superb powerful strike from the edge of the box late in the game. Getty Images

Simon Adingra 6/10

Simon Adingra (on for Mitoma, ’90) - 6/10. Half chance with a header late on. Lovely ball into the box for Joao Pedro’s winner. Getty Images

Georginio Rutter N/A

Georginio Rutter (on for Minteh, ’90) - N/A: A late run-out for Brighton’s £40m record signing; Yasin Ayari (for Gilmour ’90): N/A. AFP

Andre Onana 5/10

MANCHESTER UNITED RATINGS: Andre Onana - 5/10. His distribution with his feet is still hit and miss. Almost got Martinez in trouble with one pass. Nearly gave away a penalty following some risky play outside his box late on. AFPShow less

Diogo Dalot 7/10

Diogo Dalot - 7/10. Did well filling in at left-back. Excellent cross to tee up Diallo. Did well with curling effort that went close. Solid in defence. PA

Lisandro Martinez 6/10

Lisandro Martinez - 6/10. United look more confident at the back with him on the pitch. Was partly at fault for Brighton's opener, though. AFP

Harry Maguire 5/10

Harry Maguire - 5/10. Sleeping for Welbeck’s opener for the home side but generally solid. Well-timed challenge to deny Welbeck. Getty Images

Noussair Mazraoui 6/10

Noussair Mazraoui - 6/10. Again looked very comfortable in the starting line-up. Important tackle on Joao Pedro. Set Amad free for United’s equaliser. Miles out of position for Brighton’s winner, however. Getty ImagesShow less

Kobbie Mainoo 6/10

Kobbie Mainoo - 6/10. Good jinking run into box before being crowded off the ball. Almost always chooses the right option. Getty Images

Casemiro 4/10

Casemiro - 4/10. Wasteful with his passing on several occasions when he had the chance to set forwards free. Went close with a header and hit a speculative shot over the bar. Well past his best, United need an upgrade. AFPShow less

Marcus Rashford 5/10

Marcus Rashford - 5/10. Showing more willingness to press so far this season but his body language still looks negative at times. Caught offside too often. Getty Images

Mason Mount 6/10

Mason Mount - 6/10. Has started to look more like the player United paid £55m for. Some sharp interchanges of passes and has added much-needed energy to their press. Good shot forced a decent save from Steele. Worryingly was replaced due to injury concerns. PAShow less

Amad Diallo 6/10

Amad Diallo - 6/10. A mixed bag from the youngster. Missed a sitter from a great Dalot cross. Good curling free-kick for Casemiro to head over. Super pass to Rashford. Wasted the ball more than once in promising positions. Good run for his goal, which took a big deflection, but he made his own luck. AFPShow less

Bruno Fernandes 5/10

Bruno Fernandes - 5/10. Hasn't hit top gear yet. Wasteful with several passes. Showed flashes of his best, teed up disallowed Garnacho goal with a great run and cross. Hooked after 79 minutes. Getty ImagesShow less

Joshua Zirkzee 5/10

UNITED SUBS: Joshua Zirkzee (on for Mount, ’45) - 5/10: Showed the right instincts to get into the six-yard box but unfortunate as Garnacho’s shot hit his knee on the line and the goal was then ruled out for offside. ReutersShow less

Alejandro Garnacho 7/10

Alejandro Garnacho (on for Rashford, ‘64) - 7/10: Galvanised United after coming on. Why isn’t he starting? Very unlucky not to grab his first goal of the season. Reuters

Matthijs de Ligt 5/10

Matthijs de Ligt (on for Maguire, ‘79) - 5/10: Produced a couple of timely interventions. AP

Scott McTominay N/A

Scott McTominay (on for Fernandes, ’79) - N/A; Antony (on for Amad, ‘90) - N/A: At fault in the build-up to Brighton’s winner. N/A. Reuters

Brazilian forward Joao Pedro scored in the fifth minute of added time to give Brighton a 2-1 victory over Manchester United at the Amex Stadium on Saturday.

The Seagulls took the lead in the 32nd minute when former United striker Danny Welbeck stabbed the ball home to score against his boyhood club.

It was Welbeck's 100th goal in all competitions and his fifth against United.

Amad Diallo then got Erik ten Hag's visitors back in the game with a deflected shot on the hour.

Substitute Alejandro Garnacho thought he had scored the winner 18 minutes from time when he turned home Bruno Fernandes' cross but the goal was ruled out for offside by VAR after it had brushed Joshua Zirkzee's knee on the way in.

The defeat means the pressure is already on for Ten Hag, who saved his job last season by winning the FA Cup against Manchester City.

After the Brighton defeat, the Dutchman said: "If you protect the goal like we do then you drop points.

"We concede two soft goals where we should act better as a team. We have to be alive in such moments."

With Liverpool set to visit Old Trafford next weekend, the spotlight is back on the United boss, who started with the same line-up he fielded when they scraped a narrow 1-0 home win against Fulham on the opening day.

Ten Hag again sent out his side without a centre-forward with new signing Zirkzee starting the game on the bench and Fernandes and Mason Mount playing as false nines.

The victory meant new Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler has made a perfect start to life in the Premier League with two wins from his first two games.

Afterwards, the German told the BBC's Match of the Day: "It was very emotional, always when you get the win in the last minute it is. I think we deserved to win, we had a good game not a perfect game. There were also situations where United had the chance to win the game.

"I'm very proud of the team, they showed the value of never giving up and that's very important to me."

On goalscorer Pedro he said: "I think Joao is a player who can decide the game with one action. For me it was impressive today how he worked against the ball. He had the belief he would score and that's something that makes him special."