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Published 13:41 19 Oct 2015 BST
Updated 13:43 19 Oct 2015 BST

However speaking after the game the midfielder told ESPN that Wayne Rooney, who had gone 11 months before Saturday without scoring away from home, is pretty much the best player of all time in England.
"Wayne is our leader. He is the best English player in English history and we are lucky to have him. When he fights like he did today we can be very proud of him. He has always helped me a lot.”
Herrera may have been caught up in some kind of post-match afterglow and the hype around Rooney or maybe he got a knock to the head. But we don't think any Manchester United fan, let alone English fan, would argue he's been the best player in the history of his club or country.
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