Sevilla v Man United ratings: Bono 7, En-Nesyri 9; Martial 4, De Gea 4

Erik ten Hag's team crash out of Europa League after 3-0 defeat in quarter-final second leg

SEVILLA RATINGS: Yassine Bounou – 7. Had an early wobble with an unnecessary punch. Comfortably fielded Wan-Bissaka’s low effort midway through the first period, but thereafter United’s shots were either off-target or deflected away until Casemiro’s shot on the hour which he comfortably repelled. Booked for time-wasting before fielding well from Elanga’s late effort. Getty

Jesus Navas - 7. Restored to the starting XI after a major first leg contribution from the bench, but started at right-back in place of the suspended Gonzalo Montiel. Made a brilliant block to prevent Eriksen’s cross from a dangerous position during a rare instance of United pressure. AP

Loic Bade – 7. In for Tanguy Nianzou after the latter’s sub-par showing at Old Trafford. Enjoyed a relaxing first period, bar one heart-in-mouth moment when he gifted possession to Sancho. Headed in the hosts’ second straight after the break and then bedded in for a fine defensive shift. AFP

Marcao – 6. Looked to set an early tone by bulldozing Sabitzer out of play and was fortunate to escape censure. Injured himself with an innocuous clearance just before the half-hour – a shame after already spending most of the season sidelined. AP

Marcos Acuna – 7. Hurtled into challenges, sprinted after every ball, but still found himself outwitted by Antony more than once. Looked to supply crosses wherever possible, but crucially strayed offside during the build-up to Ocampos’s disallowed goal. EPA

Fernando – 8. Relished the early battle and displayed nifty footwork to evade both Casemiro and Sabitzer in one passage of play. Repeatedly mopped up in dangerous areas, including a superb full-stretch tackle to rob Sancho in the Sevilla area. EPA

Nemanja Gudelj – 8. Showed a touch of flair with a brilliant rabona cross in the first half which almost led to a Sevilla second. Moved into the centre of defence and slotted in seamlessly when Marcao made way, but continued to look to push forward wherever possible. AFP

Lucas Ocampos – 9. United couldn’t get near him for long periods. Almost got on the end of En-Nesyri’s knock-down and had his effort ruled out for a marginal offside. Set the bar for effort with a series of unopposed sprints, but will be haunted by his failure to net a second-half sitter. AFP

Ivan Rakitic – 9. Dropped deeper into midfield but still helped orchestrate his side’s press. Had one blockbusting volley deflected wide by Casemiro, then supplied the corner for Balde’s looping header. EPA

Erik Lamela – 8. The ex-Spurs star was sharp, pressuring Maguire crucially for Sevilla’s opener and bagging an assist for his troubles. Never stopped charging around and made life awkward for United’s defence. No surprise when he succumbed to cramp in the late stages and had to be replaced. Getty

Youssef En-Nesyri - 9. Made his presence felt at Old Trafford and deservedly played his way into the lineup for the decisive second leg. Slotted in the opener after United’s shocking play at the back, and later capitalised after another De Gea howler to bag his second. AFP

SUBS: Suso (Marcao, 29) – 7. Came in when Marcao sustained his injury, but Mendilibar shuffled his pack to accommodate him on the left flank. Less effective than his attacking colleagues and went to ground easily, but still contributed in the press. Getty

Bryan Gil (Erik Lamela, 80) – N/A. Alex Telles (Marcos Acuna, 84) – N/A . Reuters

MANCHESTER UNITED RATINGS: David De Gea - 4. Poor pass to Maguire, who had three opponents around him, before the first goal after seven minutes. The second goal, a header, didn’t cover him with glory as he stood rooted to the spot and the header sailed over him. Slowly. Awful. The third goal was even worse. His manager is convinced by him; a lot of United fans are not. Getty

Aaron Wan-Bissaka - 4. Weak shot straight at the goalkeeper when United made the first proper opening on 22. Read Sevilla’s long balls well. Getty

Harry Maguire - 4. At fault for the first goal as he asked for the ball, then tried to pass to Wan Bissaka but instead gave the ball away. Headed two Sevilla first half attacks away and headed on target himself after 45 and then over the bar on 77. Getty

Victor Lindelof - 4. Held his hand up after passing to an opponent in a shaky start for United. Beaten in the air on 25 after Sevilla pushed for a second. Blocked a 39th minute Suso shot, then idle as Sevilla put the ball in the net a second time. He was fortunate that it was given offside. EPA

Diogo Dalot - 4. United tried to zonal mark for Sevilla’s second. It didn’t work. Getty

Casemiro - 5. Strong in the air and headed over on 35, then passed the ball straight to an opponent which led to Sevilla’s second on 39 – until VAR ruled it offside. Shot on target on 61. More shots than any United player. That’s how bad United were up front. Booked. EPA

Christian Eriksen - 5. Passing not up to the usual standard, nor his crossing as moves broke down against a superb, aggressive and highly motivated Sevilla side who’ve been fighting relegation all season. Getty

Jadon Sancho - 5. Did well in creating United’s first opening on 22 and then again a minute later but brought off at half time as United went out of Europe to Sevilla’s for the third time in six years. United have never beaten Sevilla. Getty

Marcel Sabitzer - 4. The main United man in the first leg with two goals. That seemed like a long, long time ago as he was an ineffective as the rest. AP

Antony - 5. Defended well and worked hard. Crossed to Casemiro on 35, booked for petulance on 59. United don’t score enough goals and Antony isn’t creative enough. Getty

Anthony Martial - 4. Back where he did nothing on loan last season. Little changed there in the first half. Or the second, when he limped off after 53 minutes. We’ve seen it so many times before. AP

SUBS: Marcus Rashford (Sancho, 45) - 5. United desperately needed new impetus. Didn’t happen. Smashed a cross so far wide after 88 that home fans were laughing. Reuters

Luke Shaw (Wan Bissaka, 45) - 5. A bit more energy. But even a sloth would have had more energy than any United player. AP

Wout Weghorst (Martial, 53) - 4. On and shouting around to try and raise levels. One shot on 64 blocked. Which was no surprise given how long he took on the ball. AP

Fred (Sabitzer, 67) - 5. Been peripheral for United in recent weeks with few chances, despite injuries to midfielders. Anthony Elanga (Eriksen, 86) - N/A. PA

Manchester United crashed out of the Europa League after a horror outing against Sevilla who prevailed 3-0 in the quarter-final second leg on Thursday to reach the semi-finals 5-2 on aggregate.

The home side outplayed Erik ten Hag's side, who made a number of errors again on top of the two own goals in the first leg.

Harry Maguire had another shocker as he gave the ball away on the edge of his own area and Youssef En-Nesyri pounced for the lead.

Loic Bade headed home the second from a corner in the first minute of the second half. En-Nesyri rolled home his second goal into an empty net after United goalkeeper David de Gea put the ball on a plate for him with a mis-hit clearance while outside his area.

United manager Erik ten Hag blamed the players for the lack of fight.

“It is about the players on the pitch. They have to perform. I believe in them and trust them. Today, we were not good enough," he told BT Sport. "Tonight, and on some other occasions, we were not ready for the game and that can’t be when you are playing for Manchester United.”

"We have to be better. It's not about playing skills, it's about character, to be composed and have desire and passion. They had more willingness to win and it can't be. I think that's unacceptable," added Ten Hag.

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