Bruno Fernandes made amends for a penalty miss with a superb finish as Manchester United left it late to surge to victory at Newcastle.
Fernandes capped a superb 86th-minute attack by clipping the ball inside the far post after earlier seeing his spot-kick saved by Karl Darlow, his first miss in a United shirt after 10 successful attempts.
The visitors, who had trailed through Luke Shaw's early own goal and got themselves level courtesy of Harry Maguire's 23rd-minute header, wrapped up a 4-1 win in stoppage time with a rocket from full-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka and a well-deserved goal for Marcus Rashford.
Sportsmail's Jason Mellor rated the players.
Newcastle (4-4-1-1)
Karl Darlow - 8
Little chance with Maguire's header and topped off an impressive night's work with a stunning penalty save from Fernandes.
Emil Krafth - 7
Got forward well to provide the cross for Newcastle's early opener as he continues to win over the doubters with his whole-hearted efforts.
Jamaal Lascelles - 7
Important goal-line clearance to deny Marcus Rashford from the Newcastle skipper who again impressed with his commitment and desire.
Federico Fernandez - 5
Glared accusingly at his team-mate in the aftermath of Maguire's equaliser, but it was the defender who had been easily out-jumped by United's goal-scorer.
Jamal Lewis - 7
Solid again in defence and an ever-willing forward outlet when linking-up with Saint Maximin, the youngster looks very much at home in the top flight.
Jeff Hendrick - 6
As ever, a willing workhorse in the Newcastle engine room, tigerish in the challenge and intelligent with his distribution
Jonjo Shelvey - 6
Faded after starting well and playing a pivotal role in Newcastle's early opener - a familiar failing for the Jekyll and Hyde midfielder.
Isaac Hayden - 7
Newcastle's Mr Dependable put his foot in when needed, and equally provided the silk when required in another consistent display.
Allan Saint Maximin - 7
United weren't the first - or last - opponents to use distinctly rough-house tactics in a bid to halt the flying Frenchman, with mixed results.
Joelinton - 3
Not the first blink and you'll miss him no-show from the Brazilian who should have the decency to reimburse pay-per-view fans for this lethargic effort.
Callum Wilson - 6
Looked certain to reward a hard-working display by levelling from Saint-Maximin's cross, only to be thwarted by De Gea.
Subs: Schar (for Hayden 49) 6, Fraser (for Joelinton 72) 6, Almiron (for Henrick 88)
Subs not used: Gillespie, Carroll, Manquillo, Fraser, Murphy.
Man United (4-2-3-1)
David De Gea - 7
Hard to fault the Spaniard for Shaw's own goal, the United keeper produced a stunning second-half save to deny Wilson.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka - 6
Had his hands full in dealing with Siant-Maximin on the full-back's 50th appearance for the club but stuck to his task.
Victor Lindelof - 5
Found wanting and out of position for Newcastle's goal, turned too easily in the build-up and slow getting back to cover.
Harry Maguire - 8
A perfect riposte to the critics with a fine display topped-off by a goal against the only Premier League he has scored more than once against.
Luke Shaw - 5
Unfortunate with the early own goal, but Maguire's leveller ensured there was at least a Shaw-shank redemption.
Scott McTominay - 7
Always seemed to be in the right place at the right time to pick up the pieces to keep his side ticking over with his unflustered distribution.
Fred - 5
Failed to exert the influence on proceedings he would have liked before he was withdrawn in favour of Paul Pogba.
Juan Mata - 7
At the hub of most of United's positive work, the Spaniard's set-piece delivery remains a constant threat.
Bruno Fernandes - 6
A rare failure from the spot by the midfielder summed up a night of frustration after an earlier effort was ruled out for offside by VAR.
Daniel James - 5
Many United fans were unhappy the young winger was picked ahead of Donny van de Beek, and he did little to dissuade them of that view.
Marcus Rashford - 7
Caused as many problems for the Newcastle defence as he continues to for Boris Johnson, earning United's ultimately unsuccessful penalty.
Subs: Paul Pogba (for Fred 70) 6, van de Beek (for James 76) 6, Matic (for Mata 90),
Subs not used: Henderson, Bailly, Ighalo, Telles
Referee: Craig Pawson 6
Source: m.allfootballapp.com