Men against boys - Evra boasts United cruised past Arsenal's children

Patrice Evra has dismissed Arsene Wenger's young team as 'children' after Arsenal's humbling Champions League semi-final defeat at the hands of Manchester United. The France international left-back played down their style of play and accused Arsenal of lacking the maturity required for consistent success. 'We proved once again that we are a strong team,' Evra told Spanish newspaper AS after last night's 3-1 win at The Emirates. Arrivederci, Arsenal: Ji-sung Park, John O'Shea, Dimitar Berbatov, Patrice Evra, Michael Carrick and Anderson lead United's celebrations 'People say that Arsenal play good football but, as far as we are concerned, we dominated them comfortably. 'Playing well is not everything in this game. We were 11 men and they were 11 children. 'We played like men against children because we are much more mature and we are more experienced than Arsenal.'  MARTIN SAMUEL: Messi will be hard pressed to top this Ronaldo supershowUnited urge ref to overturn Fletcher red card 'tragedy' after jumping to midfielder's defence Evra: I feared I'd miss the final so really feel for suspended team-mate Fletcher PICTURE SPECIAL: United boss snubs Becks after Arsenal thumpingMANCHESTER UNITED FC