'There are teams going through that aren't good enough' - Man Utd boss Marc Skinner slams 'crazy' Women's Champions League format after Red Devils crash out to PSG

• United crash out of Champions League
• Skinner fumes at format
• Arsenal and Wolfsburg suffer same exit

WHAT HAPPENED? United lost 3-1 to PSG at the Parc de Princes on Wednesday, a result which saw them exit the competition at the first hurdle. After the game Skinner voiced his displeasure at the format of the Champions League, with the Red Devils boss unhappy that his side had to play a team as strong as the Ligue 1 runners-up before the group stages.

WHAT THEY SAID: "We deserve to be at this level. There are teams that are going through that are not good enough," Skinner told reporters. "It’s crazy that we have to play PSG at this level. We’ll learn from it, we’ll come back from it."

He added: "I hope something is changed because we want the best teams in the Champions League, not just a spread of some average teams."

THE BIGGER PICTURE: Wolfsburg and Arsenal also failed to progress in the tournament, meaning they will only be one Women's Super League side, Chelsea, in the group stages.

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WHAT NEXT FOR UNITED? Despite the midweek disappointment, United will look to bounce-back in the WSL, as they face Everton on Sunday afternoon.