JADON SANCHO gave Manchester United a taste of what they are missing after producing a brilliant Champions League performance.
Sancho was sensational, helping Borussia Dortmund produce another upset as they took a big step towards the final at Wembley on June 1.
And his dazzling display must surely make the United hierarchy question why they could not get the best out of the £73million England international during his two-and-a-half years at Old Trafford.
This was Sancho back to his impish best, dribbling and jinking down the wing as the industrial city of Dortmund upset the wealthy Parisians and made it another frustrating night for Kylian Mbappe.
This time the supposed best striker in the world was outdone by a journeyman centre forward in Niclas Fullkrug as the 6ft 2in Germany international got the winner amid a yellow wall of noise in the raucous Signal Iduna Park.
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