Good:
Hannibal - I thought he did a decent job, even though apparently having vaguely Fellaini style hair apparently means having a vaguely Fellaini style first touch.
Hoijland - He had a poor game but I like that he still puts himself about, makes the right runs, and gets into the right positions. It should be a bare minimum but we all know if off form Martial had been on the pitch instead, it would have been exactly the same as off form Martial not being on the pitch instead.
Onana - didn't follow up a blunder by making another one in the very next game, which sounds simple but is something a lot of goalkeepers seem to fail at.
Also great goal.
Bad:
McTominay - The main reason we couldn't establish any control over the game is because he couldn't establish any control over himself. It looked like he was being controlled by someone playing Fifa on a dial up connection, using a controller where every button is the tackle button.
Dalot - Honestly if I was his manager I'd ban him from playing any pass that wasn't forwards. The amount of times a game he plays a sideways pass across the pitch for absolutely no reason, that also inexplicably cuts out half his team and finds an opposition forward, is utterly baffling. Baffling is also the wrong word. More correct words would be "shite" or "infuriating". Every game he plays we'll have a spell of being under pressure directly from him doing this.
The officiating - Ref kept ignoring blatant (if petty) fouls by Burnley then giving the exact same fouls in their favour just because the crowd would make a noise. Then the offside rule changed mid game for already about the 10th time this season. It really has reached a point where its making the games much harder to enjoy. I wouldn't mind that goal being disallowed but within a couple of weeks the same thing will happen in another game, in the same competition, and it wont be...this already has happened a couple of weeks before. If the officials can't even remember how the rules work from one week to the next we'd be better off just not having any.
Also shite game
Overall:
I'll take it in the circumstances but it didn't really answer any questions. We didn't really learn anything new. We saw that Hannibal works hard, Bruno can score good goals, and that we can play rubbish when we have injuries. I did feel fairly comfortable that we would end up winning for most of the game, but that was more because Burnley just looked like the sort of team that try hard then lose anyway. No insanity from Ten Hag but his in game management has basically been reduced to replacing the injured player with whoever it is that's left and not under some kind of disciplinary/criminal investigation.