David de Gea told his Manchester United teammates they once again left it too late to kill the game off - despite beating Brighton at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils came into the match with the Seagulls having drawn three successive games 1-1-, all in which they threw away a one-goal lead.
History was in danger of repeating itself on Tuesday night as United failed to build on Cristiano Ronaldo ’s opener until the last kick of stoppage time.
