NEWS-Milton John Maynard Keynes Dons (4 –0) Manchester United [Capital One Cup] Highlights

Will Grigg and Benik Afobe scored two objectives each as a youthful Red Devils side were humbled in the League Cup second round to leave the Dutchman still without a triumph

Louis van Gaal is still yet to get a win as Manchester United manager after a stun 4-0 thrashing to MK Dons in the League Cup second round.

Van Gaal picked a mixture of unpracticed youthful players and those on the edges of his squad, together with Danny, & Anderson.

At the same time a Jonny Evans blunder permitted Will

Grigg to open the scoring in the first half, clearing the ball past David de Gea from shut angle.......CLICK

With United pursuing an equalizer after the interim, Grigg made it 2-0 with a shrewd chested completion from a phenomenal Ben Reeves cross and it was Arsenal loanee Benik Afobe who fell off the seat to secure the triumph with two objectives to check a noteworthy night for the home side.

The last time that United entered the opposition at this stage, in 1995, they endured the disgracefulness of losing a two-legged tie 4-3 to York City – including a 3-0 converse at Old Trafford – and memories of such humiliation were brought back to the fore as MK Dons outworked and, most damningly, out-passed their renowned rivals to secure an acclaimed triumph.

A United group stacked with players resolved to get Van Gaal's attention began unhesitatingly as Danny Welbeck, specifically, brought on issues. The guests' try just about brought quick compensate, Nick Powell twisting directly over the crossbar.

MK Dons returned into the amusement, despite the fact that their ownership was not creating open doors. Notwithstanding, Karl Robinson's men were talented an opener in the 25th moment by an Evans howler. The focal point back's go from protection was blocked by Reeves, whose basic ball left Grigg with the most effortless of taps-in.

That appeared to thump the wind out of United's sails, in spite of the fact that Powell debilitated to reinvigorate his side when terminating simply wide from reach with the outside of his foot.

Things just about went from terrible to more awful after the interim, when MK Dons were denied a punishment when Evans seemed to have taken care of in the territory, however United couldn't exploit that break, Welbeck twisting a capable exertion simply wide of the post.

What's more, their hopelessness was aggravated in the 63rd moment, Reeves and Grigg joining again in a fine move that finished with the last keenly chesting home his partner's ideal left-wing cross.

Any contemplations of a United recovery were snuffed out by Grigg's substitution, Afobe, who then slid home effectively in the wake of being selected by Danny Green.

James Wilson just about leveled, United's first shot on target coming in the 72nd moment when David Martin delivered a sublime one-gave recovery to deny the exceedingly evaluated striker's 20-yard strike.

Adnan Januzaj shook the post yet, in the event that anything, Van Gaal's side were fortunate not to lose by additional with David de Gea compelled to dismiss Dean Lewington's cross.

Help at that immediately turned to further depression, then again, as Afobe packaged some way or another into the case and volleyed home to make a hardly authentic scoreline.

Trust kept on coming fit as a fiddle of Wilson, whose header again constrained Martin into a fantastic recovery, in spite of the fact that that was inadequate encouragement for Van Gaal