Manchester United player ratings as four ‘awful’ 4/10s pile more pressure on Amorim with 3-1 Brentford defeat

“Four Players Flop Miserably as Pressure Mounts on Amorim After Manchester United’s 3–1 Collapse to Brentford”

Manchester United endured another night to forget as they slumped to a 3–1 defeat at the hands of Brentford, a performance that will only intensify the scrutiny on head coach Rúben Amorim. Post-match ratings from analysts were merciless: four senior players were handed dismal 4-out-of-10 scores, a clear sign of how far standards slipped across the pitch.

From a defence that looked porous and panicked to a midfield that failed to control the tempo, United never found rhythm or resilience. Key attackers offered little threat, and the lack of urgency allowed Brentford to dictate play and exploit gaps with ease. Fans inside Old Trafford voiced their frustration, while pundits questioned whether the manager’s tactical plan is resonating with the squad.

The poor individual grades underline a wider crisis of confidence and execution. With the season entering a critical phase, Amorim now faces mounting questions about team selection, dressing-room harmony, and whether he can inspire a turnaround before the title race—and perhaps the club’s Champions League hopes—slip away completely.