Gabriel Martinelli scored the winner as Arsenal beat Manchester United 2-1 in Los Angeles

Injury woes continue for United

Manchester United’s injury troubles from last season seem to be persisting, as Rasmus Hojlund and Leny Yoro both limped off the field before halftime. Hojlund, who scored United’s only goal, appeared to suffer a hamstring injury, while Yoro seemed to be nursing a serious issue. The injuries will be a concern for manager Erik ten Hag, who had been optimistic about the team’s injury situation.

Rasmus Hojlund and Leny Yoro both came off injured during the first half at SoFi Stadium

Hojlund impresses despite early exit

Rasmus Hojlund made a strong impression in his brief time on the field, scoring United’s only goal with a powerful finish. Despite his early exit due to injury, Hojlund showed the kind of strength and determination that United need up front.

Hojlund only lasted a quarter of an hour but the Dane made a big impression by scoring first

Yoro needs time to adapt

Leny Yoro, United’s new £59m signing, showed flashes of brilliance in his debut, but also made some costly mistakes. The young French defender will need time to adjust to the English game and learn from his errors.

United fans may have to be a little patient while Yoro adapts to a new country and league

Onana shines in goal

Andre Onana had a solid game in goal for United, making several impressive saves to keep his team in the match. Onana’s confidence and reflexes were on full display, and he will be a key player for United this season.

Onana is now comfortable as United’s No. 1 and produced an assured performance in LA

Antony and Sancho struggle to impress

Antony and Jadon Sancho, two of United’s most expensive signings, failed to make a significant impact in the match. Both players have struggled to live up to their price tags, and their lack of influence on the game will be a concern for Ten Hag.

Both Antony and Jadon Sancho (pictured) struggled to have any influence on the game