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Carl Rushworth: No chance with first two goals but a horror show for the third from Ben Davies. 5
Milan van Ewijk: Long throws a threat, especially in the first half. Caught an elbow when trying to challenge Marmoush for his goal. 6
Bobby Thomas: Vital headed clearance and tower of strength in defence. 7
Ethan Pinnock: Another dependable performance as Coventry looked solid and well-organised at the back.
Man Utd XI:
Senne Lammens: Good save to deny Elvedi and solid performance. 7
Leny Yoro: Given a stern physical test despite starting at right-back. Thrown in at the deep end this season. 6
Harry Maguire: Another largely solid display. Came out on top in one-to-one duel with Calvert-Lewin in first half but found it much harder in the second. 7
Lisandro Martinez (off 46, Mazraoui): Kept his place despite
David Raya: A smart save to stop Jayden Bogle and then an even better one to deny Gudmundsson soon after. The cross for the Leeds goal evaded him though. 6
Ben White: His header set-up Calafiori for the equaliser. Caught offside a couple of times when Arsenal were building good attacks in the first half. The Leeds goal came down his side. 6
Ezri Konsa: Involved with the physical battle
Gianluigi Donnarumma: Could do little about any of Sunderland‘s goals but all over the place when coming out for high balls into the box. 5
Matheus Nunes: Was napping when a ball came over the top, allowing Angulo to sneak in behind and lay a pass off for Brobbey to finish. 5
Ruben Dias: Not the captain’s best game. Caught flat-footed for Brobbey’s opening goal and beaten to
Lukas Hornicek: This would have been even uglier for the visitors were it not for Hornicek making fine saves to twice deny Bogle and also to foil Calvert-Lewin. 6
Amar Dedic: Shook off hamstring issue to start, but a tough night as Leeds repeatedly targeted his flank. 4
Malick Thiaw: Captain for night but this was far from a captain’s performance. Beaten easily by Calvert-Lewin for Leeds‘ second
Lukas Hornicek: A little unfortunate for the second goal in particular after the ball came back off the upright and bounced off him. One or two moments of miscommunication at the back. 5
Amar Dedic: Made an impressive start to his Newcastle career, and carries a real threat going forward, but caught out defensively for both goals. Did swing in the ball for the equaliser, though. 4
Malick Thiaw: Stand-in
Alisson: Lucky to get away with misjudging a first-half corner. The occasional anxious moment but no harm done. 6
Ronald Araujo: Strong in the air and on the ground on an impressive Premier League debut at right-back. Important interventions by being in the right place at the right time. 7
Virgil van Dijk: Usual unruffled self in the face of some frantic Ipswich Town attacking. 7
Jeremy Jacquet: Solid alongside
Zion Suzuki: A debut for the £30m goalkeeper from Parma who had no chance with the opening goal. He misjudged his first corner but his distribution caught the eye and will be useful this season. 7
Matty Cash: His usual solid display and got the better of Christos Tzolis, who was replaced at the break. 6
Pau Torres: Helped keep Arsenal at bay until they broke the deadlock in the
Emiliano Martinez: The new signing was thrown straight in, claiming two early crosses and making saves from Malick Yalcouye and Charalampos Kostoulas – though the former did beat him with a well-struck volley. He was tested again as Brighton pushed for an equaliser in the second half. 8
Wesley Fofana: Drove forward well in possession and helped pull Brighton players out of position in the build-up. 7
Maxence Lacroix: The
Alisson: Well beaten for Dan Ndoye’s goal but made a superb save to deny Igor Jesus on the brink of half-time and keep Liverpool in the game. Poor penalty to give away for Gibbs-White’s goal. 5
Jeremie Frimpong: Struggled defensively but got into some good positions going forward. Did really well in the build-up to Florian Wirtz’s disallowed goal but was just offside. Has to improve consistency with