Video has emerged of David de Gea being left frustrated with Manchester United teammate Luke Shaw during their 6-1 home defeat to Tottenham.

A new clip has laid bare the defensive frailties that are plaguing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side, with the Spaniard attempting to coach left-back Shaw through one of Spurs' numerous attacks, only to see his instructions fall on deaf ears.

Already 3-1 down, and a man down following the sending off of Anthony Martial, Sergie Aurier found acres of space on the right-hand side, with his opposite man Shaw nowhere to be seen.

With Harry Maguire already dragged out of position to try and stop the cross, De Gea bellowed Shaw's name in an attempt to draw his attention to the space that the centre back has left open.

However, unaware of the space behind him, and Son lurking on his shoulder, Shaw focused on the supporting run of Harry Kane on the edge of the box, leaving the front post completely unguarded.

Seeing the chaos unfold in front of him De Gea attempted to stop it, shouting: "No Luke, front Luke, front!"

By the time Shaw noticed his mistake, it was too late, with Son sneaking in at the front post to cutely tuck the ball beyond the United No 1, whose fury was immediate.

"That is front post. Hey!" he shouts in the direction of Shaw, leaving the former Southampton defender in no doubt as to who he feels is at fault for the fourth goal of the afternoon.