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#4 Aaron Wan-Bissaka was United’s best player by a mile 

New signing Aaron Wan-Bissaka did not do much wrong against Wolverhampton Wanderers in a 1-1 draw. The right-back did not give space and room for Jonny and Diogo Jota to exploit through the right side of the Red Devils defence.

There were no deliveries through the left-wing as the defender kept the opponents in check with constant running to track back and win tackles in a committed display. United’s number 29 also created two chances in the second half, but it went down begging, with Jesse Lingard being the culprit. Although the forward had time and shot to test Rui Patricio, he failed to produce a decent shot. Wan-Bissaka’s second ball got a slight touch off Willy Boly, but lack of sharpness from Jesse Lingard proved to be the decisive factor once again.

He controlled the right side of the defence and looked astute defensively. His attacking threat did not look significant, but created two clear-cut chances, which were not able to convert by Lingard.