Man United 2-1 Brentford PLAYER RATINGS: Who was 'unflappable at the heart of the hosts' defence'? Who 'grew into the game using his physical presence'? And who had a 'torrid time' for the visitors?

Erik ten Hag looks set to survive another day as Manchester United manager as his side came from behind to secure a much-needed victory against Brentford. Manchester United fought back against Brentford to secure just their second home win of the season Alejandro Garnacho fired the hosts back on level terms early in the second half at Old Trafford United dominated after the interval and Rasmus Hojlund put them in front with his first league goal of the season Manchester United Andre Onana - 6.5 Comfortable save from Norgaard in the first half but could do little about the goal from close-range. Andre Onana had a relatively quiet afternoon but could do nothing about Ethan Pinnock's opener After struggling to impress deployed on the left, Diogo Dalot looked comfortable back in his more natural position Christian Eriksen - 6.5 The in-form United midfielder faced his old club and was grateful that the referee had awarded a foul when he blazed over with only the 'keeper to beat. Yet again, Casemiro struggled to live up to his billing after being handed a start in midfield Garnacho remains a shining light in a struggling United side and was a constant threat Despite not getting on the scoresheet, Marcus Rashford was industrious and provided the assist for United's equaliser Subs: Bayindir, Lindelof, Mazraoui, Zirkzee, Diallo, Antony, Ugarte, Wheatley, J Fletcher Manager Erik ten Hag - 7 This was shaping up to be another bad day for the Dutchman, but whatever he said at half-time worked. Keane Lewis-Potter failed to make an impact before being hooked just after the hour mark Bryan Mbeumo was unable to continue his prolific start to the campaign against United Kevin Schade provided an attacking outlet for the Bees but couldn't find a goal when they needed one Keane Lewis-Potter - 5 Struggled to get into the game and first player replaced when Wissa made his return for Brentford in the 66th minute.