Mason Greenwood 7, Paul Pogba 5, Michail Antonio 8: Manchester United v West Ham player ratings

A 1-1 draw at Old Trafford puts United in the driving seat for the top four and guarantees West Ham's top flight status

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  David De Gea 6. Big shout to start him. Didn’t stop a penalty, but made two good saves and no clangers. AP Photo

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  Timothy Fosu Mensah 5. Did well at Palace last week. Limited going forward tonight. Booked. Brought off at half time. AFP

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  Victor Lindelof 5. The Swede was up against a decent side, but lads, it’s West Ham at home. That’s West Ham who’ve taken four points off MUFC this season. AP

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  Harry Maguire 6. One of the best of an average bunch. His team look tired mentally and physically, but why, after a three month break? Reuters

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  Brandon Williams 5. Lively but doesn’t stretch opponents like Luke Shaw. Went down too easily, either by slipping or to get a penalty. Good block to prevent shot on goal. AP Photo

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  Paul Pogba 5. Gave away a penalty at the end of a lacklustre first half where he strolled around with little impact on the game. Lost possession too much in second. PA

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  Nemanja Matic 6. Saw so much of ball in first half as United struggled to break down West Ham. Reuters

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  Bruno Fernandes 5. Average. Booked. Not the game changer he’s been. Reuters

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  Mason Greenwood 7. Key equaliser was difficult to score. Set up Ighalo late after beating Masuaku. Incredible first season. EPA

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  Marcus Rashford 5. Early promise but faded like his team in first half. Booked. Lost possession too much as team pushed for winner. Substituted. AFP

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  Anthony Martial 6. Started well, set up Greenwood’s goal, but United’s attack isn’t clicking like it was. AP

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  Aaron Wan Bissaka 6 Hard to get past. AP

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  Odion Ighalo No time. Half chance when he came on after 85. Determined. Getty Images

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  WEST HAM: Lukasz Fabianski – 7. Needed to produce some strong saves in the first half and could do little about Greenwood’s goal. EPA

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  Ben Johnson – 7. Dealt admirably with the threat of Marcus Rashford and got forward when he could. Reuters

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  Issa Diop – 7. A solid performance from the Frenchman. AFP

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  Angelo Ogbonna – 6. Matched his defensive partner for much of the game but loses one point for being subtly dragged out of position a couple of yards for Greenwood’s goal. AP

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  Aaron Creswell – 7. Had his hands full with the lively Greenwood but stuck to his task down the left well. AFP

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  Tomas Soucek – 6. The Czech had a quiet game but like the rest of the West Ham midfield, maintained his concentration and discipline. EPA

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  Declan Rice – 7. Another assured central midfield performance from the England international. AFP

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  Jarrod Bowen – 8. The most dangerous player on the pitch. Dominated Brandon Williams in their duel and was West Ham’s most effective attacking player. EPA

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  Mark Noble – 7. Typically committed from the Hammers captain. EPA

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  Pablo Fornals – 6. Didn’t produce any real moments of note. AP

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  Michail Antonio – 8. Fed off scraps but looked a danger every time he was on the ball. Kept his cool to score from the spot to extend his fine goalscoring form. AP

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  Arthur Masuaku (75’) – 6. Did little wrong for the quarter of an hour he was on the pitch. Reuters

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  Sébastien Haller (78’) – 6. Brought on for fresh legs in attack but didn’t have any chances. PA

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  Andriy Yarmolenko (90+1’) – N/A. Didn’t spend enough time on the pitch to even get a photo, so here’s one of him against Norwich. AP Photo

Manchester United took their top four destiny into their own hands on Wednesday with a 1-1 draw against West Ham at Old Trafford.

Michail Antonio scored from the penalty spot just before halftime to give West Ham the lead, before Mason Greenwood levelled six minutes after the interval.

The result means United need to simply avoid defeat at Leicester City on the final day of the season to be guaranteed a place in next season's Champions League.

Meanwhile, West Ham, who were all but assured of their Premier League status prior to the game, are now mathematically safe.

Assessing the individual performances from the match at Old Trafford, Andy Mitten provides his player ratings for United, while Jon Turner focuses on the West Ham squad in the photo gallery above.

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