Former Manchester United playmaker, Paul Scholes, has claimed that three of the four goals Real Madrid scored in their semi-final tie against Bayern Munich “came from mistakes”.

Scholes was speaking after Madrid came from behind to defeat the Bavarians 2-1 on Wednesday night in the second leg.

The first leg ended 2-2 in Germany, with the LaLiga champions scoring twice through Vinicius Jr.

However, after going down to an Alphonso Davies’ goal at home, Joselu scored twice in three minutes to ensure Carlo Ancelotti’s men qualify for the final.

“If you look over the two legs, three of Madrid’s goals came from mistakes. The manager can’t always legislate for that.

“We don’t think the subs were right, but this is Real Madrid, you can’t rule them out – this is what they do,” Scholes said on TNT Sports.