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Manchester United’s League Cup quarterfinals match against Tottenham ended in a thrilling 4-3 defeat. Despite a strong comeback, United couldn’t overcome their early mistakes.

Tottenham took an early lead when Altay Bayindir fumbled Pedro Porro’s long-range shot, allowing Dominic Solanke to score. Spurs added two more goals in the second half, courtesy of Dejan Kulusevski and Solanke’s second.

However, United staged a dramatic comeback, thanks to goals from Joshua Zirkzee and Amad, both of which were facilitated by Fraser Forster’s goalkeeping errors. Son Heung-min scored a late goal direct from a corner, but Jonny Evans’ stoppage-time strike made it 4-3.

Here’s how the Manchester United players rated:

Altay Bayindir had a poor game, with a rating of 3. Leny Yoro impressed with a mature performance, earning a 7. Victor Lindelof’s game was cut short due to injury, giving him a rating of 5.

Lisandro Martinez’s weak clearance led to a goal, earning him a 4. Noussair Mazraoui had a mixed game, with a cynical foul and a great chance to equalize, giving him a 6.

Manuel Ugarte had a strong game in midfield, earning a 7. Christian Eriksen’s passing was vintage, but he missed chances, giving him a 6. Diogo Dalot had endeavour, but lacked conviction, earning a 5.

Bruno Fernandes was frivolous at times, but created chances, giving him a 6. Antony lacked pace and made way early, earning a 4. Rasmus Hojlund was dominated by Radu Dragusin, giving him a 5.

The substitutes had a significant impact, with Jonny Evans growing into the game and earning a 6. Joshua Zirkzee had a good header and scored a goal, earning a 7. Kobbie Mainoo energized the midfield, also earning a 7.

Amad gave United a shot in the arm and scored a goal, earning an 8. Alejandro Garnacho tried to make something happen, but didn’t, earning a 5.

The manager’s decision to rotate the goalkeeper was questionable, but the proactive substitutions paid off, earning a 6.