MAN UNITED PLAYER RATINGS: Goalkeeper Nathan Bishop endures nightmare night after dismal problem on Paul Mullin, whereas Jonny Evans appeared ponderous as youthful Crimson Devils lose to Wrexham in San Diego

A youthful Manchester United side were beaten 3-1 by Wrexham in San Diego as their pre-season preparations suffered a setback.

With the primary crew set to tackle Real Madrid tonight, United supervisor Erik ten Hag opted for an experimental line-up that included veteran defender Jonny Evans.

However the Crimson Devils struggled to get a grip on the sport, and after an early harm to star striker Paul Mullin, Wrexham took management and went two targets in entrance via Elliot Lee and Aaron Hayden.

Marc Jurado pulled a aim again for United on the stroke of half-time, however Wrexham restored their two-goal lead due to substitute Sam Dalby after United captain Dan Gore had been proven a straight pink card for a studs-up problem.

Mail Sport’s Chris Wheeler was available to charge the United gamers. 

Wrexham gamers rejoice after beating Manchester United 3-1 in San Diego

NATHAN BISHOP 4 – Flattened Paul Mullin with a sickening problem and was fortunate to remain on the pitch. Loudly booed after that and changed at half-time. Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson later revealed Mullin had suffered a punctured lung.

Nathan Bishop collided with Paul Mullin early on within the sport and was fortunate to keep away from a pink card

MARC JURADO 6.5 – Misplaced monitor of Elliot Lee for Wrexham’s first aim however recovered properly and pulled a aim again with a sensible volley in injury-time on the finish of the primary half.

WILL FISH 6 – Outjumped by Hayden for the second aim and struggled underneath Ben Tozer’s lengthy throws at occasions, however in any other case appeared stable sufficient.

JONNY EVANS 5.5 – Appeared a little bit ponderous on the age of 37, not least when Mullin left him trailing within the incident that led to the Wrexham striker being badly injured.

Jonny Evans (left) didn’t impress as Wrexham scored three targets and usually appeared harmful going ahead

ALVARO FERNANDEZ 6.5 – Has appeared very promising in pre-season and supplied the cross from the left for Jurado to attain United’s aim.

DAN GORE 6 – Captained the crew regardless of veteran Evans being within the line-up, and maybe a little bit unlucky to be despatched off early within the second half for a foul on substitute Andy Cannon when each gamers appeared to overlook the ball. Was the referee levelling up for not sending off Bishop?

United captain Dan Gore (pictured) was proven a pink card, however replays steered the referee’s resolution was harsh

ISAK HANSEN-AAROEN 6.5 – Industrious show from the Norwegian who put in shift earlier than he was changed on the hour mark.

SHOLA SHORETIRE 6 – His profession appears to have slipped a little bit since making his debut on the age 17. However he actually has nice potential and confirmed flashes of it right here.

HANNIBAL MEJBRI 7 – United’s principal inventive spark, he stored Wrexham on their toes and was by no means removed from the warmth of the battle as standard.

Hannibal Mejbri was United’s principal inventive outlet, however couldn’t encourage his facet to victory

TOBY COLLYER 6 – Brought on Wrexham some issues down the left flank earlier than making manner for Sonny Aljofree on the hour mark.

JOE HUGILL 6 – Didn’t have many probabilities to threaten earlier than he was changed by Charlie McNeil 20 minutes from the tip.

Subs: Harrison, Mee, Vitek (for Bishop 46, 6), Aljofree (for Collyer 60, 6.5), Kambwala (for Evans 74, 6), Pye, Oyedele (for Hansen-Aaroen 60, 6), McNeil (for Hugill 68, 6.5), Mejia (for Shoretire 68, 6).

Scorer: Jurado 45+5

Despatched off: Gore

Booked: Bishop, Fernandez

Marc Jurado (pictured) scored United’s solely aim with a tidy end from shut vary

WREXHAM (4-4-2): Foster 6.5; Forde 6, Hayden 7, Tozer 7, Cleworth 6.5; McFadzean 6, O’Connor 6.5, McAlinden 7, Lee 7; Mullin 6, Palmer 6.5. Subs: Lainton, Barnett, Hosannah, Boyle, O’Connell, Mendy, Davies, Jones, Cannon, Dalby.

Scorers: Lee 29, Hayden 36, Dalby 69

Booked: McFadzean, Waters

Referee: Mark Allatin 5 

Attendance: 34,248