Manchester United will have to pull off another second leg Champions League recovery without Luke Shaw.
The left-back was booked in the first half of the last eight game with Barcelona .
He was walking a tightrope - and now won't travel to Spain for the deciding game.
That news caps a night to forget for the England man, after his own goal - touching in Luis Suarez's early header - meant it was a fourth defeat in five matches for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Shaw was one of five United player just one mistake from a ban but they will have Ashley Young, Ander Herrera, Nemanja Matic, and Antonio Valencia eligible to play in the Nou Camp.
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United have it all to do in the second leg and must be better going forward after not registering a shot on target.
The Reds Devils are shot shy at home in the competition.
Only Marouane Fellaini has scored for them at Old Trafford in the Champions League this season.
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Solskjaer told BT Sport: "There's pluses and negatives. We started sloppy and a looked bit nervous.
"After their goal we settled and we played well.
"At times we felt like a proper Man United team, we got wide, we got crosses in the box.
But the important thing is that we're still in this tie."
