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How Hull City and Manchester United's players rated following their Premier League match. Manchester United's Harry Maguire and Hull's Elliot Stroud clash at the MKM Stadium. Newly-promoted Hull City stunned Manchester United on their return to the Premier League with two first-half goals giving them victory.

Here are my player ratings and you can also see how you scored them at the bottom of the page. What do BBC Sport's player ratings mean? Hull stun Man Utd in dream Premier League return.

Konstantinos Tzolakis: Excellent one-handed save to turn away Mbeumo's angled drive, commanding when he came for high balls. Really good debut. Lewie Coyle (off 70): Early deep cross for McBurnie from right wing-back area gave a hint of Hull's plan to attack from wide areas.

Semi Ajayi (off 63): In the right place to smash home the rebound to put Hull ahead. His first Premier League goal since January 2021, for West Brom at Wolves. A rock at the back.

John Egan: Middle of a defensive three, but stepped into midfield when Hull had the ball. Played the position really well. Ryan Giles (off 84): Like Coyle, a major threat going forward, but got back into position defensively to deny the visitors the same space he enjoyed.

Regan Slater: Superb curling free-kick invited Nobel Mendy to attack it for Hull's second. Part of a really good midfield effort. Matt Crooks: Dominated the central midfield battle, industrious and encouraging while never letting his own standards slip.

Even had the energy for a charge downfield that forced Lammens to clear. Nobel Mendy (off 63): Debut goal capped a fine display, defensively sound, made the clearances when he needed. Mohamed Belloumi: Very calm performance, tidy short passes and rarely gave the ball away, which allowed Hull to build momentum.

Oli McBurnie: Impossible for the visitors to deal with. He didn't score, but the threat he posed created space for team-mates to exploit. Elliot Stroud (off 70): Got away with a late tackle on Harry Maguire in the early stages, which angered the Manchester United defender.

However, the rest of his performance was hugely positive. Paddy McNair (on 63): Solid defensive effort against his old club. Lucas Herrington (on 63) Hull were playing on the counter-attack and he held his position well.

Liam Millar (on 70): Led a late breakaway but couldn't create a third. Cody Drameh (on 70): Nipped in on Luke Shaw to prevent him getting a cross over as the visitors' pressure mounted. Subs not used: Dillion Phillips, Jens Hjertø-Dahl, Kieran Dowell, Lucas Gourna-Douath.

Senne Lammens: Made two good saves before blocking McBurnie's goalbound effort, which led to Ajayi's goal. Despite the score one of the visitors' better performers. Noussair Mazraoui (off 80): Tended to run inside the wide attacking channel but didn't threaten and found it tough to stop Hull when they were going forward.

Harry Maguire: Tough day on his return to Hull. Solid enough but couldn't inspire those around him. Ayden Heaven: Outmuscled by McBurnie in the build-up to Hull's opener and got involved in an argument with the forward at half-time.

Luke Shaw: Hugged the touchline to provide an attacking outlet and linked well, but given too much ground to cover defensively. Andrey Santos (off 66): Competitive debut passed him by. Dominated by Hull midfield and not secure in possession.

Youri Tielemans (off 66): Some slick passing, but got sucked into playing high balls into the Hull penalty area which the visitors were ill-equipped to compete for. Bryan Mbeumo: United's biggest threat in the first half. One angled drive saved, another acrobatic effort deflected wide.

Bruno Fernandes: Tried but nowhere near his best. Didn't get himself into shooting positions.