Marcus Rashford's goal proved the difference in Manchester United's enthralling win over Tottenham at Wembley.
David De Gea played a crucial role with a string of fine saves that sees the visitors move level on points with fifth-placed Arsenal and continue Ole Gunnar's Solskjaer's winning start as manager.
Sportsmail's JACK GAUGHAN was at the Etihad Stadium to pass judgement on the players involved.
David De Gea was instrumental in Manchester United's win over Tottenham with crucial saves
TOTTENHAM (4-2-3-1)
Hugo Lloris - 7
Made a number of decent stops keep Tottenham in the game. Quick to distribute to start counters.
Kieran Trippier - 5
Generally off-colour defensively and had made a number of mistakes before gifting possession in the build-up to the opener.
Kieran Trippier had an off-game for and conceded possession for the visitors' winner
Toby Alderweireld – 6.5
Relished the challenge of United’s runners and saved Spurs on the break. So unlucky not to score too.
Jan Vertonghen - 6
Looked a little ring rusty after a month out, although was not stretched too often by the away front three.
Belgian defender Jan Vertonghen was making an injury return after a month out and was rusty
Ben Davies – 5.5
Didn’t join in enough down the left, but that was in part down to United’s threat going forward.
Moussa Sissoko – 6.5
Afternoon cut short by injury; Sissoko had been enjoying his physical battle with Paul Pogba until then.
Until injury ended his day just before half-time, Moussa Sissoko impressed in midfield
Harry Winks – 6.5
Might’ve done better with a couple of opportunities. Did not impact the game enough despite a 100 per cent first-half pass completion.
Christian Eriksen - 6
Only later in the game did Eriksen find pockets of space to do damage. Kept quiet for long periods.
Dele Alli - 7
Should have scored when racing clear with 25 minutes left but was certainly the most threatening for Spurs.
Heung-Min Son – 6
His trickery always makes him a weapon but Ashley Young stuck to his task extremely well.
Harry Kane - 7
Kane pulled the strings in search of an equaliser and carried
