PAUL SCHOLES took aim at Lisandro Martinez as he blasted Manchester United's defence. The Red Devils drew 1-1 with Tottenham on Saturday despite having led against ten men in the closing stages. In the 92nd minute, Dominic Solanke beat Martinez…

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has criticized the club's defence, claiming his former team needs an entirely new back four. Scholes singled out centre-back Lisandro Martinez following United's 1-1 draw with Tottenham on Saturday, where Dominic Solanke beat Martinez in the air to score a 92nd-minute equalizer for 10-man Spurs.
Speaking on The Good, The Bad & The Football podcast, Scholes argued that United will never win the Premier League with their current centre-halves, stating Martinez was bullied physically. Former United defender Rio Ferdinand echoed the criticism on his YouTube channel, questioning Martinez's defending against Solanke and calling for higher defensive standards.
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