Maguire aims a dig at Leeds after they missed out on promotion to Premier League

Manchester United defender Harry Maguire has aimed a dig at Leeds after they failed to gain promotion to the Premier League.

Leeds fell at the final hurdle in the Championship Play-off final as they were defeated by Southampton at Wembley.

Adam Armstrong's first-half strike ensured Daniel Farke's men will play in the second tier again next season to the delight of Maguire.

The England international displayed his pleasure on Instagram as he posted a photo of his TV screen after Leeds were defeated.

He wrote: 'Hope everyone having a fantastic Sunday.' with a heart and red emoji.'

Maguire's post relates to Manchester United and Leeds' long rivalry which remains one of the biggest in the country.

It has been a weekend to remember for the 31-year-old as he lifted the FA Cup with the Red Devils on Saturday.

Goals from Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo ensured Erik ten Hag's men ended the season with silverware after a dismal campaign.

The result also secured the club's place in the Europa League next season having  missed out on it through their league position.

The Red Devils ended their Premier League campaign eighth - the club's lowest finish since 1990 - and falling short in the Champions League and Carabao Cup.

The poor season came after more considerable investment in Ten Hag's squad with an initial £64million spent on striker Rasmus Hojlund, £55m on midfielder Mason Mount and £43.8m on goalkeeper Andre Onana.

Maguire is in Gareth Southgate's provisional 30-man squad for the Euros which gets underway in just over a fortnight.