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Tottenham grab a draw but who got 1/10 - Ratings for Man Utd v Spurs

Tottenham score an injury-time equaliser against Manchester United after Rodrigo Bentancur was sent off for headbutting Luke Shaw.

Tottenham grab a draw but who got 1/10 - Ratings for Man Utd v Spurs

Tottenham secured a 1-1 draw against Manchester United, with Rodrigo Bentancur receiving a red card for headbutting Luke Shaw in injury time. BBC Sport's player ratings highlighted various performances throughout the match.

Senne Lammens had an early error, but recovered to make a crucial save from Dominic Solanke. Leny Yoro, who came on as a substitute, made an excellent tackle to deny Jan Paul van Hecke. Harry Maguire and Lisandro Martinez provided solid defensive presence for Manchester United. Luke Shaw was one of the home side's consistent performers and made a vital intervention at the other end, even though he was lucky to avoid a red card for a reactionary shove on Bentancur.

Kobbie Mainoo struggled with possession issues but made an important block to deny Savio. Youri Tielemans, who came on as a substitute, pushed back a free-kick to relieve pressure on the home goal. Bruno Fernandes and Amad Diallo showed promising performances but failed to capitalize on opportunities. Bryan Mbeumo scored United's equalizer, demonstrating good technique and timing.

Some notable substitutions included Diogo Dalot, Carlos Baleba, Joshua Zirkzee, and Marcos Senesi. Antonin Kinsky made a comfortable save to deny Amad Diallo's shot. Archie Gray had an inexperience moment, while Jan Paul van Hecke and Marcos Senesi were praised for their contributions, despite the lack of pressure from Tottenham. The final score reflected the average rating from BBC Sport users.

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