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Standard Sport assesses the individual performances from the 2016 FA Cup Final between Crystal Palace and Manchester United.
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Wayne Hennessey: 7
The Welshman produced a great save to deny Mata in the first half and provided a safe pair of hands throughout.
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Joel Ward: 7
Came up short positionally on a couple of occasions but produced a series of heroic blocks.
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Scott Dann: 6
Tested time and again aerially, but coped well. Rashford is a tricky customary but the Palace man did himself proud. Withdrawn due to an ankle injury.
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Damien Delaney: 5
Struggled to get to grips with Martial's pace and was fortunate to stay on the pitch after a nasty lunge on Rojo.
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Pape Souare: 6
A mixed bag from the full-back, who was solid on occasion but all at sea during others. Not consistent enough to evoke considerable confidence.
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James McArthur: 6
A solid presence in the centre of the park. McArthur worked tirelessly to ensure United did not get the upper hand in the midfield battle.
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Yohan Cabaye: 5
The Frenchman provided plenty of dangerous deliveries but didn't do enough and was withdrawn for Jason Puncheon.
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Mile Jedinak: 6
The Australian stuck to his spoiling task diligently and helped to curb the effectiveness of Fellaini. Grew into the game in extra time once it became a war of attrition.
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Wilfried Zaha: 6
The winger started the game, despite fitness concerns, and worked tirelessly. He tracked back willingly and perhaps should have penalty after a challenge from Rooney.
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Connor Wickham: 6
The striker worked his socks off, defending from the front despite not receiving much support. Starved of service and the referee's whistle denied him an opening goal.
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Yannick Bolasie: 5
Operated on the fringes of the game for long periods but produced a couple of eye catching moments, including a fierce strike in extra time.
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Julian Speroni: Unused substitute
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Martin Kelly: Unused substitute
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Adrian Mariappa: 6
Brought on for an injured Scott Dann and managed to get up to speed instantly.
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Bakary Sako: Unused substitute
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Jason Puncheon: 7
Came up trumps from the bench with a rasping finish from a tight-angle.
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Dwight Gayle: 5
Made little impact, despite boasting the benefit of fresh legs during extra time.
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Emmanuel Adebayor: Unused substitute
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David de Gea: 6
The Spaniard was comfortable throughout and commanded his box well but should have done better for Puncheon's goal.
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Antonio Valencia: 6
A solid but not spectacular performance from the Ecuadorian, whose delivery was more consistent than usual.
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Chris Smalling: 4
Went into the book for a foul on Wickham and was fortunate Clattenburg did not play advantage. Dismissed in extra time for a cynical foul. Still not the defensive leader United need.
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Daley Blind: 5
The Dutchman started nervously but grew into the game. However, he struggled against Palace's tricky and pacey midfielders.
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Marcos Rojo: 6
Bombed forward effectively but his afternoon came to a premature end after being on the wrong end of a challenge from Delaney.
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Michael Carrick: 5
A quiet afternoon for the midfielder, who passed well, but did anything but set the world alight.
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Marouane Fellaini: 6
Made himself a constant nuisance and got his rewards with a knock down for Mata's equaliser.
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Juan Mata: 6
Denied by Hennessey and struggled to have a significant influence until he rifled home a crucial goal during the closing stages.
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Wayne Rooney: 6
Sprayed the ball around in his new midfield role but was fortunate not to concede a penalty for a clumsy tackle on Zaha.
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Anthony Martial: 6
Struggled to get into the game but thrived once up to speed. Unlucky to see a superb header cannon back off the woodwork.
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Marcus Rashford: 7
United's brightest spark. A constant menace. Performing on an occasion as big as this will not have gone unnoticed by Roy Hodgson.
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Ashley Young: 5
Ineffective up front, despite Van Gaal's thoughts otherwise.
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Jesse Lingard: 7
The Warrington-born youngster injected some much-needed pace into United's attack and rifled home the winner courtesy of a cracking volley.
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Matteo Darmian: 5
Brought on for the injured Rojo and coped well in difficult circumstances.
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