Shreks: Despite winning 3-0, Manchester United still has 2 points to improve

In the first leg of the Europa League semi-finals, Manchester United defeated Athletic Bilbao 3-0 away, and one foot has entered the final. Despite this, Manchester United legend Paul Scholes pointed out after the game that Manchester United still has 2 points to improve.

At San Mames Stadium, Manchester United performed well, with Casemiro and Bruno Fernandez scoring against the 10-man Athletic Bilbao, ensuring the team won a key victory. The Red Devils' performance in the Basque region is worthy of this victory, and now they feel they have taken a huge step towards a final back to Bilbao in a few weeks.

In the post-match commentary, Ruben Amorin stressed that his team would not be too confident, but Scholes was also quick to point out that this was not a perfect performance. "I think they're a little lax in the second half at times," the legendary former England and Manchester United midfielder said in the TNT Sports studio. "I think they could have had better control of the game and maybe scored fourth and fifth goals."

"But when you're against a 10-man team, you can't give the other a slight chance to get the ball." He added: "I think if United had better possession, another goal would come. The only thing they didn't want to happen was to concede the ball, and that doesn't look like it would happen."

Of course, the second leg will be played at Old Trafford, and although Scholes felt there was something that needed to be improved, he still thought United should be confident in getting to the final, even though he admitted that anything could happen.

"They should (advance)," he said, "you'll be very confident in that happening." "With a 3-0 lead, this should have ended, but this is Manchester United right now, and we really don't know what to get. They've been beaten 3-0 at home by several teams this year. You always say it's not over, but from here it should have ended, I think it's over." The second leg of the game will be played next Thursday at Old Trafford, and Tottenham Hotspurs also beat Haktok/Shining 3-1 at home in the first leg, so a UEFA Europa League final with a "Premier Civil War" is exciting, which means a big UEFA Champions League place next season.