Manchester United were held to a 1-1 draw by Paris Saint-Germain in Gothenburg, but the result was overshadowed by fitness concerns after Mason Mount and Tom Heaton were forced off injured.
Early PSG goal and Mbeumo's equaliser
United fell behind within two minutes when Dro Fernandez crossed for Ibrahim Mbaye to score. Bryan Mbeumo equalised after excellent work from Amad, who dispossessed an opponent high up the pitch and threaded a pass to the forward.
That proved to be the final goal of the match, but Mount hobbled off during the first half and Heaton departed shortly after the interval, leaving manager Michael Carrick with worries ahead of the squad's trip to Ireland.
Player ratings
Tom Heaton, 6 - Made a quick stop from Kvaratskhelia and recovered swiftly to deny the rebound after fumbling the initial effort. Sustained an injury early in the second period following a collision with Yoro.
Noussair Mazraoui, 6 - Pulled out of position by Kvaratskhelia within the opening two minutes, leaving the left side vulnerable for the goal. Settled into proceedings thereafter.
Harry Maguire, 8 - One piece of skill to evade Kvaratskhelia drew appreciative sounds from the United supporters and delivered a magnificent pass over the defence to Mbeumo in the second period. Distribution was spot on.
Ayden Heaven, 5 - His most uncertain showing of pre-season thus far. Left exposed for Mbaye's strike and then presented possession to Kvaratskhelia moments later. A bid to rectify matters led to a clumsy challenge.
Luke Shaw, 7 - Suffered a knock during a challenge but appeared untroubled afterwards, which is encouraging. Handled the PSG attack with relative ease, with most danger coming down the opposite wing.
Andrey Santos, 7 - Appears well-suited to this level with another polished pre-season display. Assured in possession and alert in defensive situations too. Seems nailed-on to feature against Hull.
Mason Mount, 5 - Had been impressive during pre-season but fitness remains a concern, and watching him hobble off during the opening period was deeply troubling.
Amad, 7 - His work-rate has been outstanding across his opening two summer outings and he orchestrated Mbeumo's strike, dispossessing high up the field before threading the pass to the forward.
Shea Lacey, 7 - Another energetic showing packed with clever moments. Set up a decent opportunity for Mbeumo before the interval and showed willingness to receive possession under pressure.
Patrick Dorgu, 7 - An animated performance down the left flank including one exceptional piece of skill during the opening half. End product still requires refinement though.
Bryan Mbeumo, 8 - Began tentatively but once he found his rhythm, he burst into life. Finished his goal superbly, tested the target with two set-pieces and compelled Safonov into two additional stops. Appeared extremely menacing.
Tyler Fletcher, 7 - Swift replacement for the injured Mount and appeared assured in the middle of the park.
Second-half substitutes
Diogo Dalot, 6 - An understated 45 minutes but seemed more solid than Mazraoui.
Leny Yoro, 6 - Entered at half-time replacing Heaven and despite clashing with Heaton, he appeared dependable and made his case.
Dermot Mee, 6 - A surprise appearance following Heaton's injury.
Harry Amass, 5 - Came on for another brief stint but delivered two subpar crosses.
Youri Tielemans, 7 - One sharp pass to Fernandes was noteworthy.
Bruno Fernandes, 6 - Received a massive cheer upon his introduction but is still adjusting.
Jack Fletcher, 6 - Once again featured on the right wing.
Joshua Zirkzee, 5 - Suffered a hit from Safonov then squandered a good opportunity.
