Manchester United were knocked out of the Champions League at the last-16 stage after an awful performance ended in a 2-1 home defeat by Sevilla.
Substitute Wissam Ben Yedder was the match-winner for the Spanish side, shooting from inside the area just two minutes after coming on and heading in at the back post from a corner.
After posing little threat in the goalless first leg of Tuesday's clash, Jose Mourinho's side again looked second best against the La Liga side, though Marouane Fellaini's thumping effort did draw Sergio Rico into a save and the away goalkeeper kept out Jesse Lingard's low strike.
Romelu Lukaku lashed home from close range with seven minutes remaining, but it proved to be merely a consolation, according to a BBC report.
The La Liga side have sealed their Champions League quarter-final spots for the first time since 1957-58.
United exit the competition along with Tottenham, but Premier League leaders Manchester City and Liverpool progressed to Friday's quarter-final draw. Chelsea can join them if they beat Barcelona on Wednesday.
