Manchester United's second-half display against Sevilla was 'a complete disaster', says Paul Scholes

Paul Scholes says Manchester United's second-half performance against Sevilla was «a complete disaster» and that the Premier League club they showed signs of complacency. United were leading 2-0 against Sevilla in their Europa League quarter-final first leg before they let in two own goals from Tyrell Malacia and Harry Maguire in the final ten minutes of the match. Ad Lisandro Martinez also had to leave the pitch in the 90th minute with what looked to be a serious injury and Bruno Fernandes is suspended for the second leg after he picked up a yellow card in the first half.

Europa LeagueTen Hag: Martial is 'massive for us', Hargreaves says Rashford has 'carried' Man Utd3 HOURS AGO After a disappointing night for United, Scholes says Malacia could have done more to keep out the first goal. «The second half was a complete disaster,» Scholes said on BT Sport. «Malacia really should have dealt with that first goal at source and he didn't.

From then it was a really difficult night. I thought [Youssef] En-Nesyri was a bit of a handful when he came on. »He looked good in the air but Malacia has to deal with that.

He has to just get rid of it. He is unaware of the danger behind him. «It just seemed to go from bad to worse.

Injuries, suspensions, then they go and get the second goal. It's not a great second half for them.» Late own goals stun Man Utd as Sevilla salvage draw Ten Hag: Martial is 'massive for us', Hargreaves says Rashford has 'carried' Man Utd Scholes also thought United underestimated Sevilla after taking a two-goal lead. «I don't think the manager (Sir Alex Ferguson) would have allowed us to be complacent [when we played],» he said.