Manchester United endured a nightmare end to a disappointing season as they were beaten 2-0 at home to relegated Cardiff .
It capped off a miserable final few weeks of their rollercoaster campaign having been held to a draw by bottom club Huddersfield in their penultimate fixture.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side came in for plenty of criticism - but former England star Alan Shearer pinpointed one moment from Paul Pogba which epitomised their problems.
The midfielder was slammed for his inability to track Josh Murphy from a throw-in as he fed Nathaniel Mendez-Laing for a tap in for Cardiff's second goal.
In his analysis of the game on Match of the Day, Shearer branded United's end to the season as "embarrassing" and pointed out how Pogba's role in the goal summed up their problems.
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Shearer said: "It's been embarrassing for them, drawing last weekend then getting turned over as they did today and in the manner that they did today.
"This is the problem at Old Trafford. This epitomises everything that is wrong with this football club and this football team.
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"Murphy and Pogba are together. Have a look at them in a couple of seconds. Throw-in, that is not difficult, that is not hard, that is pretty simple to stay with your man.
"He just runs off. Murphy runs off Pogba with ease and he knocks it across for a simple tap-in.
"I think that tells you everything that's wrong with that football club at this moment in time."
Man Utd fans tear into Paul Pogba for what he did in build-up to Cardiff goal
Pogba was also involved in an with angry supporters at full-time as he appeared to respond to abuse from a section of fans at Old Trafford.
And Shearer felt he should have left the pitch quicker and avoided the situation.
He added: "After the season he's had, just get in, because he can't really argue. He hasn't got a point to."
