Breaking news : Ralf Ragnick reveals 5 Manchester United players who underperformed against Young Boys and he is set to sell them ,as wam bissaka stands first on his list .

 Manchester United interim manager 

Ralf Rangnick made a host of changes 

when United hosted Young Boys in their

 final UEFA Champions League Group 

F fixture. Having secured top spot following

 their win over Villarreal on matchday five, 

Rangnick could afford to give some of 

his youngsters a shot.

The likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Bruno 

Fernandes, David de Gea, Harry Maguire

 and a few other regulars were awarded a 

much-deserved break at Old Trafford. 

Donny van de Beek, Dean Henderson, 

Juan Mata and Luke Shaw got the 

opportunity to impress their new boss.

With Young Boys playing for a Europa

 League spot, they were the more eager 

side over the course of the match. But it 

was Mason Greenwood who put Manchester

 United ahead after just nine minutes. 

The youngsters read Luke Shaw’s cross

 well and volleyed it first time, finding 

the bottom-left corner with ease.

Manchester United were expected 

to build on the goal as the game 

progressed, but failed to make their chances

 count. Three minutes before half-time,

 Fabian Rieder scored a stunner to restore 

parity for the Swiss outfit.

Winning possession on the edge of the 

United box, Rieder calmly curled the ball

 into the top-right corner of Henderson’s 

goal. The second half was not as eventful

 as the first, with the hosts failing to make 

home advantage count, with the game ending

 1-1.

Although inconsequential, Manchester

 United were expected to end their group

 stage proceedings on a high.

Here are the five Manchester United

 players who kept the fans from enjoying

 a win at Old Trafford on Wednesday:

#5 Jesse Lingard

Manchester United used a 4-1-4-1 formation

 against Young Boys, which saw Jesse 

Lingard take an advanced role, sitting right

 under Greenwood.

Surprisingly, the usually trigger-happy

 Englishman refrained from trying his 

luck in the UEFA Champions League 

fixture and faded away as the match

 progressed.

His work rate came in handy 

in Rangnick’s pressing machine, but we 

expected him to be more lethal going

 forward.

In the 31st minute, Lingard received

 a cut-back from Amad Diallo inside the

 box, but couldn’t position himself to 

take the shot.

#4 Anthony Elanga

Manchester United teenager Anthony

 Elanga started on the left wing against 

Young Boys on Wednesday night.

His pace and pressing ability helped the 

Red Devils progress through the thirds 

but a lackluster finish let him down.

After a decent first half, Elanga started

 the second 45 rather strongly. He nearly

 played Greenwood through on goal 

before finding himself in a one-on-one 

situation against the Young Boys keeper

 Guillaume Faivre.

Unfortunately, his low drive was not 

convincing enough and was dealt 

with by Faivre.

#3 Donny van de Beek

Ralf Rangnick is determined to give

 all his Manchester United players a 

chance to impress. Donny van de Beek 

was one of the many fringe players who 

got the opportunity to show his mettle against

 Young Boys on Wednesday night.

His performance was not abysmal 

by any means but was disappointing

 nonetheless, especially due to the first

-half error that led to the Swiss team's 

equalizer.

Van de Beek started the game strongly, 

even though he was active as a sole holding 

midfielder. The Dutchman was practically 

everywhere and cut out passing lanes 

expertly.

Unfortunately, his good work came 

undone in the 42nd minute when he 

underhit a pass to Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

 Rieder intercepted it and curled the ball

 home from the edge of the box.

#2 Aaron Wan-Bissaka

Diogo Dalot’s exceptional run of form

 has forced Aaron Wan-Bissaka to warm 

the Manchester United bench in recent

 matches. The Englishman had the 

opportunity to win Rangnick’s confidence

 with his performance against Young Boys

 on Wednesday night.

Unfortunately, he could not quite 

bring out the explosiveness everyone

 associates with him.

Wan-Bissaka tried to push forward

 but his distribution was a big letdown. 

He could not communicate effectively 

with his teammates, squandering possession

 every now and then.

The right-back was also caught on his 

heels for Young Boys’ superb equalizer

 just before the half-time whistle

. The goal probably could have been

 avoided, had the full-back been on his

 toes and reacted a bit quicker.

Over the course of the 90 minutes, 

Wan-Bissaka did not attempt a shot, 

failed to make even a single key pass,

 and lost possession 19 times. He ended 

his night by clattering into advertising 

hoardings and had to be stretchered out.

#1 Nemanja Matic

With Bruno Fernandes and Harry Maguire

 left out of the starting XI, Manchester

 United midfielder Nemanja Matic got the

 rare opportunity to captain his side.

Rangnick’s experimental XI saw him 

play as a centre-back alongside the

 ever-dependable Eric Bailly. Playing 

out of his natural position, Matic never

 looked very confident and struggled 

to impose his authority.

In the first half, he was still passing 

around nicely and could play the ball 

out with relative ease. However, his 

distribution dipped as the game 

progressed. The Serbian's sloppiness

 led to two shots towards goal by the 

visitors, but they could not make it count.

Against Young Boys, Matic only 

performed one clearance, intercepted 

the ball once and was dribbled past with

 ease on one occasion. He gave away 

possession 10 times in the match and

 did not contribute much to Manchester 

United’s build-up.