Here\u2019s how the Manchester United players fared with their respective national teams during the recently concluded International break:<\/p>\n
David de Gea- 5<\/strong> Sergio Romero- 6<\/strong> Nemanja Matic- NA<\/strong> Henrikh Mkhitaryan- 7.5<\/strong> Phil Jones- 6<\/strong> Ashley Young- 6<\/strong> Daley Blind- 6.5<\/strong> Timothy Fosu-Mensah- 6<\/strong> Anthony Martial- 7<\/strong> Matteo Darmian- 6<\/strong>
\nSat out the 5-0 thrashing of Costa Rica last week, but returned in goal for the 3-3 draw against World Cup 2018 hosts Russia. Wasn\u2019t at fault for any of the goals, but given the scoreline, one feels that he surely could\u2019ve done better than letting three goals in.<\/p>\n
\nKept a clean sheet, making a couple of fine saves as Sergio Aguero\u2019s late header secured a 1-0 win for Argentina against Russia. Was rested for the match against Nigeria in Krasnodar, which ended in a shock 4-2 loss for Sampaoli\u2019s men, who very easily gave away a two-goal lead.<\/p>\n
\nDidn\u2019t travel to the Far East, and as a result, missed the 2-0 win over China and the 1-1 draw with South Korea.<\/p>\n
\nScored two morale-raising goals within a week. Scored his side\u2019s second goal in the 4-1 win over Belarus, and despite missing a first-half penalty, had a great game as he was also involved in a superb team move later in the match. Scored in his third successive international game, making no mistake from the spot this time as his side edged Cyprus 3-2.<\/p>\n
\nWas having a great game before he aggravated his thigh injury and was subbed off in the 25th minute against Germany. Headed Leroy Sane\u2019s effort off the line shortly before being replaced by Joe Gomez. Looks unlikely to feature in the weekend game against Newcastle United.<\/p>\n
\nWas an unused substitute in the 2-2 draw against Germany, but came on for the final ten minutes in the goalless draw against Brazil. The cameo was his first appearance for England in over four years.<\/p>\n
\nPlayed the full 90 minutes in the 1-0 win over Scotland, and occupied the midfield berth for 87 minutes in the 3-0 victory over Romania, as ex-Red Devil Memphis Depay scored in both the friendlies.<\/p>\n
\nPlayed really well and was substituted after 72 minutes in the win over Scotland. Was an unused substitute in the 3-0 win over Romania.<\/p>\n
\nReplaced Olivier Giroud after 71 minutes to help his side see out the 2-0 win over Wales. Started against Germany, and the young forward went on a mazy dribble before setting up Alexandre Lacazette\u2019s opener in the first half.<\/p>\n
\nWas involved for the full 180 minutes as Italy fell to a heart-breaking 1-0 aggregate loss over two legs. Played at left back, and despite looking off-the-pace, he was heavily involved in attack, completing inch-perfect crosses time and again.<\/p>\n