There is a real danger of overreacting to the manner of Manchester United's devastating draw against Sevilla.
Yes, there is no escaping the fact that United somehow managed to blow a comfortable two-goal lead in the dying moments, but the positive is that they deserved to have killed the game off in the first place.
With a second leg to come in Spain next week, Erik ten Hag's side are still in a good position to progress, and the hope is that their late collapse could actually wipe out any complacency and inspire an emphatic response.
