SUB: Rodri, N/A - Brought on late by Guardiola to help steady the game, he made no real impact. AFP
MANCHESTER UNITED RATINGS: Dean Henderson, 6 - Old Trafford debut and the first time he’s conceded a goal in his fourth League Cup game. Fine save from Mahrez. AFP
Aaron Wan-Bissaka, 5 - Pressured by Foden in first half but stood up well. His clearance went straight to Fernandinho for City’s second. AFP
Harry Maguire, 6 - Challenging start to the game as City pulled and prodded at him and partner Lindelof, but he was up to it. Wasn’t close enough to De Bruyne when he hit the post and hesitated as Stones put City ahead. Won't be lifting a much-needed trophy for United in April. Reuters
Victor Lindelof, 6 - Started ahead of the in-form Bailly. Did well in first half but watched as the ball spun in for City’s opener. Both City’s goals came from set plays which was disappointing from United. AFP
Luke Shaw, 7 - Up against Sterling and coped well with him, blocking him twice in the first half. Booked at the last. AP
Scott McTominay, 6 - Chastising opening as City dominated in the middle, then shot well over as United started to breathe. First player to come off as United needed to take more risks. AFP
Fred, 6 - Tough opening and far fewer touches than in a normal game against a side who had far more possession. Fine ball to Rashford after 30 minutes. Booked. And on the losing side in a fourth consecutive semi-final. AFP
Marcus Rashford, 5 - Turned Zinchenko but was blocked. Could have done better when set up by Fred in what was probably United’s best chance. Below par, like his team, but also playing against more incisive opponents. Reuters
Bruno Fernandes, 5 - Eighth minute strike well saved. Lost possession as took risks and four shots, but average by his own high standards against a better side. One of the players who can provide game changing moments, but didn’t show. Not this time. AFP
Paul Pogba, 6 - Been in form and played well in first half, but more limited in second. Absent by front post for City’s opener. Moved forward as United went 4-3-3 to try for an equaliser but thwarted. AFP
Anthony Martial, 5 - Disappointing. Dived to try and get a penalty as United tried to get level. There are times when this United side look like they need a top centre forward. Tonight was one of them. Reuters
SUBS: Mason Greenwood, 6 - On for McTominay after 75 minutes. Lively run blocked by the exceptional Ruben Dias. Reuters
Donny van de Beek, N/A - On for Fred after 87. Not enough time to change. PA
MANCHESTER CITY RATINGS: Zach Steffen, 7 - A strong performance in the first half, making a vital save from a long-range shot from Bruno Fernandes. He wasn’t worked hard, but he was on hand to make a few important stops when needed. AP
Joao Cancelo, 5 - The Portuguese international had a poor game. Pogba outclassed him on the left-hand side by constantly getting past him, though Cancelo did perform better going forward. A poor performance in a very good team effort. Reuters
Ruben Dias, 8 - A key player for City who made several key blocks, especially from a Rashford effort which could easily have gone in and changed the complexion of the game. Getty
John Stones, 9 - He was lucky not to score an early own goal, the offside flag saving his blushes. He made up for it with a decisive strike when he slotted home in the area following a wicked free-kick. Overall, he was excellent. Reuters
Oleksandr Zinchenko, 6 - Rashford got the better of him a few times, which was United’s plan, but the left-back made some very good clearances, and provided some teasing through balls. AFP
Fernandinho, 8 - A decent performance with some key blocks, some quick passing, and a sensational goal from the edge of the box from a corner to secure City the win. AFP
Ilkay Gundogan, – 7 A mixed game for the German, who got himself into some good spaces in the first half. His passing sometimes let him down, but he enjoyed having the freedom to roam high up the pitch. Reuters
Phil Foden, 8 - The 20-year-old showed his skill and creativity throughout the game. He was unlucky to see what looked like a perfectly good goal ruled out for offside, but he provided a perfect assist for Stones’ goal. AP
Riyad Mahrez, 6 - A quieter performance for the Algerian, though he was asked to play more centrally and found it hard to get involved. However, he nearly scored from a long-range shot, which was only just tipped over by Henderson. AFP
Raheem Sterling, 8 - He displayed the customary trickery and skill, and provided a series of through balls. A very good performance from the winger who was one of the best players on the pitch, even though he was given a tough game by Luke Shaw. Reuters
Kevin De Bruyne, 8 - Another great performance from the Belgian. He showed superior strength and skill throughout, and was unlucky to see his long-range shot bounce off the left post. AFP
SUB: Rodri, N/A - Brought on late by Guardiola to help steady the game, he made no real impact. AFP
MANCHESTER UNITED RATINGS: Dean Henderson, 6 - Old Trafford debut and the first time he’s conceded a goal in his fourth League Cup game. Fine save from Mahrez. AFP
Aaron Wan-Bissaka, 5 - Pressured by Foden in first half but stood up well. His clearance went straight to Fernandinho for City’s second. AFP
Harry Maguire, 6 - Challenging start to the game as City pulled and prodded at him and partner Lindelof, but he was up to it. Wasn’t close enough to De Bruyne when he hit the post and hesitated as Stones put City ahead. Won't be lifting a much-needed trophy for United in April. Reuters
Victor Lindelof, 6 - Started ahead of the in-form Bailly. Did well in first half but watched as the ball spun in for City’s opener. Both City’s goals came from set plays which was disappointing from United. AFP
Luke Shaw, 7 - Up against Sterling and coped well with him, blocking him twice in the first half. Booked at the last. AP
Scott McTominay, 6 - Chastising opening as City dominated in the middle, then shot well over as United started to breathe. First player to come off as United needed to take more risks. AFP
Fred, 6 - Tough opening and far fewer touches than in a normal game against a side who had far more possession. Fine ball to Rashford after 30 minutes. Booked. And on the losing side in a fourth consecutive semi-final. AFP
Marcus Rashford, 5 - Turned Zinchenko but was blocked. Could have done better when set up by Fred in what was probably United’s best chance. Below par, like his team, but also playing against more incisive opponents. Reuters
Bruno Fernandes, 5 - Eighth minute strike well saved. Lost possession as took risks and four shots, but average by his own high standards against a better side. One of the players who can provide game changing moments, but didn’t show. Not this time. AFP
Paul Pogba, 6 - Been in form and played well in first half, but more limited in second. Absent by front post for City’s opener. Moved forward as United went 4-3-3 to try for an equaliser but thwarted. AFP
Anthony Martial, 5 - Disappointing. Dived to try and get a penalty as United tried to get level. There are times when this United side look like they need a top centre forward. Tonight was one of them. Reuters
SUBS: Mason Greenwood, 6 - On for McTominay after 75 minutes. Lively run blocked by the exceptional Ruben Dias. Reuters
Donny van de Beek, N/A - On for Fred after 87. Not enough time to change. PA
MANCHESTER CITY RATINGS: Zach Steffen, 7 - A strong performance in the first half, making a vital save from a long-range shot from Bruno Fernandes. He wasn’t worked hard, but he was on hand to make a few important stops when needed. AP
Joao Cancelo, 5 - The Portuguese international had a poor game. Pogba outclassed him on the left-hand side by constantly getting past him, though Cancelo did perform better going forward. A poor performance in a very good team effort. Reuters
Ruben Dias, 8 - A key player for City who made several key blocks, especially from a Rashford effort which could easily have gone in and changed the complexion of the game. Getty
John Stones, 9 - He was lucky not to score an early own goal, the offside flag saving his blushes. He made up for it with a decisive strike when he slotted home in the area following a wicked free-kick. Overall, he was excellent. Reuters
Oleksandr Zinchenko, 6 - Rashford got the better of him a few times, which was United’s plan, but the left-back made some very good clearances, and provided some teasing through balls. AFP
Fernandinho, 8 - A decent performance with some key blocks, some quick passing, and a sensational goal from the edge of the box from a corner to secure City the win. AFP
Ilkay Gundogan, – 7 A mixed game for the German, who got himself into some good spaces in the first half. His passing sometimes let him down, but he enjoyed having the freedom to roam high up the pitch. Reuters
Phil Foden, 8 - The 20-year-old showed his skill and creativity throughout the game. He was unlucky to see what looked like a perfectly good goal ruled out for offside, but he provided a perfect assist for Stones’ goal. AP
Riyad Mahrez, 6 - A quieter performance for the Algerian, though he was asked to play more centrally and found it hard to get involved. However, he nearly scored from a long-range shot, which was only just tipped over by Henderson. AFP
Raheem Sterling, 8 - He displayed the customary trickery and skill, and provided a series of through balls. A very good performance from the winger who was one of the best players on the pitch, even though he was given a tough game by Luke Shaw. Reuters
Kevin De Bruyne, 8 - Another great performance from the Belgian. He showed superior strength and skill throughout, and was unlucky to see his long-range shot bounce off the left post. AFP
SUB: Rodri, N/A - Brought on late by Guardiola to help steady the game, he made no real impact. AFP
