Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer blew a fuse after seeing his team surrender at Champions League opponents Barcelona.

The Sun says Solskjaer did not hold back after the 3-0 defeat.

It was United's fifth defeat in seven and Ole was quick to remind the players just how far they have fallen below United's accepted standard.

Solskjaer was sat head in hands in the dressing after the game before standing up to address the players.

He said some were not giving 100 per cent, which had also been evident in recent games.

Solskjaer warned United are letting slip too many sloppy goals and questioned their spirit — saying not to forget the club had given them a huge platform to succeed.

He added that if they do not beat Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday they can forget about being in the Champions League next season.