Gary Neville believes Man Utd have fallen short in the Premier League this season

Gary Neville says Manchester United have fallen short in the Premier League this season and have failed to capitalise on other teams dropping points.

Neville believes his former side have ultimately fallen short in the Premier League with their Europa League campaign taking its toll.

"I think making eight changes here today was a step too far," he said.

Oops! Remember you need to log in using your Sky iD to watch Premier League "They have been resilient over these last few months with obviously not losing a game in the Premier League, but then when they've had chances to capitalise on teams dropping points, they've never been able to step up and get into that top or get close.

"Ultimately, Man Utd have been riding both horses full pelt for the last couple of months and you've always felt it would be one game too far and I think today, it felt a little bit like that.

"It is going to be far too much from them now. I always felt that they would fall short, but with Liverpool dropping points in these last few weeks, and I think the big one for United was dropping points against Swansea, those are the ones that kill you really and Mourinho knows that.

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