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Published 08:26 16 Sept 2015 BST

"When he was in the dressing room he had an oxygen mask on," said the Dutchman. "He was crying. It is awful that a boy who comes at 18 to Manchester and has a very difficult season and then plays fantastically, that it happens like this."
Shaw, who was hospitalised, was due to be flown back to Manchester for surgery on the double break as he starts his long road to recovery.
But the Telegraph report Van Gaal was left fuming by Moreno's challenge, saying: "You can judge for yourself, but when I say it's a penalty and a red card, I am a bad loser.
"Every word is interpreted in the wrong way, but it was a very bad tackle with two legs."
Shaw has been a shining light for Manchester United this season - starting all seven games and earning plaudits for his performances for both club and country.
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