Dean Henderson
Made an awkward save from Saelemaekers and was called upon to make a more convincing stop in the second half. Big save from Zlatan Ibrahimovic. 8
Aaron Wan-Bissaka
Offered no attacking intensity and was often on the back foot in the first-half. Solid amid Milan’s efforts to equalise. 7
Victor Lindelof
Continued his excellent form and read the game immaculately before and after his compatriot Zlatan Ibrahimovic emerged. 8
Harry Maguire
Defended well again next to Lindelof and was a threat at United’s attacking set-pieces. Continued his habit of performing against the elite. 8
Luke Shaw
United’s best attacker in the first-half. At one point, Shaw was further forward than any teammate and the burden on him was eased by Paul Pogba. 8
Scott McTominay
Offered steel in midfield but, for an impressive goal-getter, never looked like getting a goal when United needed one. Changed his game and was much more effective with Pogba on. 7
Fred
United’s shabby shooter had their only shot on target in the first-half. Might have been hooked for Pogba had Marcus Rashford not been injured. Improved with Pogba on and teed him up for the goal. 6
Mason Greenwood
Started at centre forward and was bright at times but more often isolated until United enhanced their attack with Pogba. 6
Bruno Fernandes
So bad in the first-half he turned attack into defence and was bailed out by Lindelof. Much more at ease when sharing the pitch with Pogba. 6
Daniel James
Started brightly when he showed Theo Hernandez a clean pair of heels but then regressed. Consistently woeful decision-making. 5
Marcus Rashford
Rushing Rashford back backfired. Only lasted a half before he had to come off. Had no impact whatsoever in his 45 minutes. 3
Subs
Paul Pogba
Was needed from the start but his interval arrival was worth the wait. His superb strike lifted United. 8
Manager
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Inhibited United again with his midfield selection but was decisive in choosing Pogba to replace Rashford and it paid off. 7.
