Manchester United great Paul Scholes has taken aim at manager Erik ten Hag after yesterday's defeat at West Ham.

United again struggled away from home on the day.

Scholes said before kickoff: "They struggled last year in the big games last year and I also felt last year that it was nave going to good away grounds and playing with one holding midfielder and the rest being attacking.

"That is the way he (Ten Hag) wants to play, but when you go to big teams in England, you can't afford to do that.

"He's really struggled to get the balance right and they come to West Ham today, it's another big game because you can guarantee they will be super organised - they are difficult to play against but they also have the brilliant forward players that can cause you trouble."

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