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Tottenham Hotspur beat Manchester United 6-1 in the Premier League as Jose Mourinho's Old Trafford return went exactly to plan.
Anthony Martial's red card midway through the second half made Tottenham's job a lot easier, but Spurs were in full control of the game ever since they fell behind to a first-minute Bruno Fernandes penalty.
A brace each for Harry Kane and Son Heung-min followed Tanguy Ndombele's equaliser for Tottenham Hotspur. Serge Aurier also scored a goal in the second half, as Tottenham went about rubbing salt on Manchester United wounds.
Here's how each player fared for both teams.
Manchester United Player Ratings
David de Gea - 4/10
He let in six goals, none of which were particularly his fault. He was left woefully exposed by those in front of him, and should not have much blame attached to him.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka - 3/10
Wan-Bissaka struggled against Son, and all game, he was left in a dilemma by the Korean's movement. Wan-Bissaka could never really get to terms with whether to move in-field and cover Son's movement, or stay wide and cover Reguilon.
Eric Bailly - 2/10
Selected above Victor Lindelof for this game, Bailly didn't cover himself in glory at all. He was caught flat-footed for Spurs's second goal, and then gave the ball away in his own penalty area for the third goal.
Harry Maguire - 1/10
Just an overall disaster from Maguire. He was the cause of all the panic in the Manchester United penalty area, and had a role to play in almost every goal that they conceded. A performance wholly opposite to what a captain is expected to deliver.
Luke Shaw - 3/10
Shaw was, like Wan-Bissaka, caught far too narrow far too often. That ensured that Serge Aurier had the freedom of that flank to himself, and eventually also got himself a goal.
Nemanja Matic - 4/10
Matic could not come to terms with Kane coming back into deeper positions to set Spurs off on attacks. The pace with which Spurs broke forward put Matc entirely out of his comfort zone.
Paul Pogba - 3/10
The penalty he conceded was a summation of the game that he had. His passing was atrocious, he got bullied by the Spurs midfielder, and had no control over anything he did.
Bruno Fernandes - 5/10
He gave United the perfect start with a perfectly-placed penalty, and almost set up a goal for Rashford with a superb through ball. He was taken off at half-time.
Mason Greenwood - 3/10
The youngster only had a couple of sights of goal when it was 11 vs 11. But after Martial's red card, Greenwood saw none of the ball anywhere near the penalty area.
Marcus Rashford - 2/10
Rashford had no real opportunities, apart from the one time that he hit the post in the first half. With Spurs monopolizing the ball in the second half, the Englishman had a lonely role up top.
Anthony Martial 1/10
He was the one who won the penalty in the first few seconds of the game, for Fernandes to put United ahead. But it was daft of him to lash out at Lamela, although he might argue that the red card was a bit harsh.
Substitutes
Fred - 4/10
He came on at half-time and was chasing shadows in the whole of the second half.
Scott McTominay - 4/10
Like Fred, McTominay came on at half-time and had only a chasing brief in the second half.
Donny van de Beek - 4/10
By the time he came on, the game was already over, with United training 6-1. So, it was not really the best game for him at this stage of his Manchester United career.
Tottenham Hotspur Player Ratings
Hugo Lloris - 5/10
He was beaten by Fernandes's penalty in the first-half, and then got beaten by a Rashford shot which hit the post. That aside, the Spurs captain had a watching brief.
Serge Aurier - 8/10
The red card, coupled with Luke Shaw's fear of getting out wide to defend, ensured that Aurier had a field day. He was always an outlet for the cross-field switch to be played. It was a sensational way to top off the game he had, with a goal as well.
Davinson Sanchez - 5/10
A daft moment early in the game led to Manchester United's penalty. That could have been so much more costly for Spurs than it eventually ended up being.
Eric Dier - 6/10
Dier did the simple things right, and kept the ball moving for Spurs. Defensively, he barely had a thing to do.
Sergio Reguilon - 6/10
His enthusiasm and pace down the flank is there for all to see. He just needs to improve his end-product, and his crossing.
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - 7/10
The Dane set the tone for Spurs by winning a couple of crunching tackles in midfield. He set up Aurier's goal with a peach of a through-ball as well.
Mousa Sissoko - 7/10
Sissoko's energy in the middle of the park was important for Unbited to shut down Pogba. Once Spurs had the man advantage, Sissoko's switch ball to Aurier was a massive weapon.
Tanguy Ndombele - 8/10
He got Spurs back level with a nicely taken goal, which finished off well after United confusion in their own box. He was also terrific in midfield, with his quality in tight areas.
Erik Lamela - 6/10
He might be considered a bit lucky to not have been sent off in the incident that saw Martial walk. But his quality on the ball was sometimes questionable.
Son Heung-min - 9/10
He was doubtful to start this game, but his pace and directness was a constant problem for Manchester United. He took both his goals superbly,. to leave De Gea with no chance.
Harry Kane - 10/10
It was a perfect performance from kane. He was terrific in dropping deep, and creating space for Son to run into central areas and straight at De Gea's goal. He also scored twice - with one easy finish, and one penalty that he took with aplomb.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura - 6/10
Moura replaced Lamela at half-time, but didn't really have as much of an attacking impact as he'd have liked.
Dele Alli - 6/10
Alli enjoyed his time out in a Spurs midfield that took joy in denying United the ball.
Ben Davies - 6/10
He came on to replace Son with just a few minutes left in the game.
