Man United legend Scholes praises Wan-Bissaka, Victor Lindelof, and Harry Maguire after Manchester Derby.
Manchester had a shameful exit from the Champions League in the midweek in the hands of RB Leipzig
But on Saturday had a disciplined performance against Man City at Old Trafford. Man City coach Pep Guardiola's men were blocked to just a handful of goalscoring chances as Man United, who was beaten by RB Leipzig on Tuesday.
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Manchester United coach made some changes to his previous squad that started against Leipzig with his two midfield workhorses Fred and McTominay who are deployed to perform their using work of protecting the Red Devils' defenders.
Nonetheless, despite less tested by City attackers, Manchester United legend Scholes was very impressed with the performance of Harry Maguire, Victor Lindelof, and Aaron Wan-Bissaka, even if the Red Devils' set up limited on their attacking force.
According to Scholes: " When you go back against Tottenham match where they had a bad time conceding six goals they had to reform their formation.
They deploy the service of two holding midfielders to protect Man United center halves because they were handed the chance away all the time.
"I thought Man City striker Sterling was poor on Saturday, I thought Wan-Bissaka did a good job on the England International.
Defensively, the England player Wan-Bissaka throws himself into challenges during the match, Victor Lindelof was very good and the England international Harry Maguire was also good.
"Although they had that protection by the midfielders, it takes away from the attacking department then due to you can not really think of the chances been created by Man United.
"it is compromising many things, they cannot get the balance in the team right now.
If they play one holding midfielder, Man United will have more attacking force looking like they will score but on the other hand, they will also likely concede.
"they will look more solid in the defense when playing two holding midfielders but they will not look like they will score a goal.
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